Digiplexis 'Firecracker'

These towers of tangerine, gold and rose florets really last the distance. Digiplexis ‘Firecracker’ is more compact than other Digiplexis with as it has a different Digitalis lineage.

You will enjoy show stopping colour with impressive upright stems of bold blooms. Unlike most Foxgloves which come and go within around six weeks, Digiplexis can flower for up to an incredible six months and they are multi branched so you are getting more flowers than ever. These plants can easily perennialise and last for many years.

Digiplexis look best grouped toward the middle or back of a bed, where their tall towers of blossoms add beautiful colour and vertical interest. In the Dandenongs they remain evergreen and their low growing foliage rosettes are rather handsome. For us they flower from November to April.

Foxglove ‘Illumination Firecracker’ is an innovative cross between the hardy Digitalis and a rare plant from the Canary Islands, Isoplexis canariensis. This cross has become known as Digiplexis. The resulting plant is strong growing with excellent resistance to rust and fungal spotting and boast plenty of blooms. They are semi evergreen, rather than biennial.

Plant into moderately fertile to humus rich, well drained soil and keep moist in active growth. Remove spent flowers to encourage more blooms.