self starter...is this a baby foxglove?

I don't know what this plant could be so wanted to check here before pulling it out.



( photo / image / picture from Tina's Garden )

 

It could be. If I were you I'd leave it be for now, just to make certain.

 

Could be :-D I'll run check my foxglove babies and let you know

 

I don't think so. I think fox glove has a more elliptical fuzzy leaf. BUT I could be wrong, mine didn't germinate last year when I planted them.

 

I think letting them grow is so exciting! Such a fun mystery!

 

Here is my baby foxglove (at least that is what I think it is)



baby columbine & baby foxglove ( photo / image / picture from stratsmom's Garden )

to the left is an itty-bitty baby columbine and to the right is what is left of the woodland hyacinth Jewell shared with me last year

 

Pretty babies. It looks a lot like our little foxglove seedlings. It should grow pretty fast so you'll be able to find out for certain very soon.

 

I don't want to have another huge foxglove in my front yard

 

I leave the seedlings be where I'd like a foxglove. The rest I weed away. The foxgloves here are biannuals, which means they make leaf rosettes the first year, bloom the second year and then die. I like them because they grow where no garden plant will, they're very low maintenance, they're tall and showy, bloom for a long time and come in different shades of pinks, even a white or very pale pink one now and then.

 

Exactly Droopy.
Low maintenance.
I like them. Not so much now, when there's just dried up stems...

Sweden was nice! Lots of lupines and Rhododendrons everywhere....hehehe