Digitalis laevigata Sarcococca the easy-to-grow clumps are topped

the easy-to-grow clumps are topped with frilly white flowers held above the foliage

Not only do the evergreen triangle-shaped green leaves have nice silver patterns and an anise-like fragrance

Ceratostigma 'Palmgold' has been a stalwart in our garden since 2002

thriving for us since 2008

True elegance are the best words to describe this amazing

Digitalis laevigata Sarcococca the easy-to-grow clumps are toppedWe absolutely love Digitalis laevigata, a perennial foxglove species, endemic to the Balkan peninsula, which has thrived in our hot, humid, rainy summers since 2017. The 5' tall (yes, many references say 3' tall, but we don't let our plants read books) flower spikes open, starting in mid May (NC) with terminal spikes of tightly stacked, small, bronzy orange flowers. Well drained, gravelly soils yield the best results.