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Cut the center flower stalk back after flowering for a chance for additional flower stalks to develop later in the season. Plants might need to be staked.
Cut the center flower stalk back after flowering for a chance for additional flower stalks to develop later in the season. Plants might need to be staked.
Foxglove, steeped in folklore, was believed by Celts to be worn by fairies as gloves, inspiring its name. Despite its allure, foxglove is toxic if consumed. Its leaves contain cardiac glycosides, pivotal in heart ailment remedies. Digoxin, a potent drug derived from foxglove, persists as a cornerstone in contemporary cardiac treatment.
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