Foxg Love Mix (1043) 50+ Seeds

📦 Pack Contents & Specs

• Seed Count: Generous premium pack containing 50+ imported, high-quality seeds.

• Sprouting Rate: Highly reliable 75–85% success rate under proper care.

• Sprouting Time: Patient starters—expect to see the first grand leaves emerge within 14 to 21 days.

🌸 Flower Profile & Display

• Size: Grows into a majestic, towering garden masterpiece standing 90–150 cm tall with a stately 30–45 cm spread.

• The Bloom: Produces spectacular, tall spires loaded with large, bell-shaped flowers in a romantic mix of deep purple, soft pink, rich cream, and pure white—all featuring uniquely beautiful, speckled throats.

• Timeline: A breathtaking investment—bursts into its majestic architectural display approximately 120–150 days after sprouting, blooming beautifully from late spring to early summer.

• Garden Design: The absolute ultimate choice for creating dramatic height at the back row of your flower beds, establishing a classic English cottage garden look, or planting against fences and walls.

🌞 Perfect Growing Conditions

• Light: Keeps happiest in cool, partial daytime shade, though it can happily tolerate full sun in milder weather.

• Soil: Thrives best in deeply fertile, rich, moist, and well-drained soil packed with organic matter.

• Moisture: Water regularly to keep the soil evenly hydrated; it loves consistent moisture but should never be allowed to sit in heavy, waterlogged mud.

• Climate: A true cool-season lover that performs at its absolute best in a refreshing temperature range of 15–20°C.

📅 When to Plant (Pakistan)

Sow your seeds during this ideal autumn window to allow the plants to establish strong root systems before their grand spring performance:

• Peak Sowing Window: September to November

🌿 Quick Gardening Tips

1. Sow on the Surface: This is a golden rule! Foxglove seeds need light to wake up and sprout. Simply press them gently onto the surface of your moist starting medium—do not bury or cover them with soil.

2. Add a Helping Hand: Because these magnificent flower spikes grow incredibly tall and top-heavy, provide stakes early on to support the stalks and protect them from heavy winds.

3. Encourage More Buds: Once a primary giant flower stalk finishes its bloom cycle, snip it off at the base. This "deadheading" tricks the plant into pushing out smaller, fresh secondary flower spikes.

4. Note for Safety: Foxgloves are famously beautiful but are toxic if ingested. Keep them planted in areas safely away from curious pets and small children.