The Weirdness Chronicles 2006, Chapter Five
I have wanted foxglove for years. I have sown seed year after year. Different times. Different beds. Indoors. Outdoors. Nothing worked. Finally, I broke down and bought a plant. It bloomed this year. Apparently I planted it backwards. The flowers are all facing the back of the bed. I didn't know foxglove had a "front" and a "back", did you? Was the package labelled and I missed it?
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I've been shopping around for foxgloves myself and I recall reading one variety described as having flowers all the way around (sorry, don't remember which foxglove it was!). I hadn't noticed that they were "flat" on one side before, but that must be common.
Could it be that the flowers orient south, like sunflowers?
Kasmira, I thought sunflowers followed the sun! You may be correct in this case. The flowers are kinda sorta facing south.
Mine are one-sided, too. They bloom to face the sun.
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