Seed Needs Foxglove Seeds for Planting Excelsior Mix Fox Glove - Heirloom & Open Pollinated Flowers to Plant an Outdoor Butterfly Garden with Colorful Wildflowers (1 Pack)

The five star rating is for the seeds sprouting fast and at a high rate. It is too early to comment on how well the full grown plants would do or how pretty the flowers will be.

So many seedlings I can’t use them all. Remember to plant on top of the potting soil. They need light to germinate.

There is no way this is 5000 seeds. First off, it looks like dirt. Not seeds. Even if it is seeds, there's nowhere close to 5000.

Hard to rate as I’ve planted them and they are only sprouting - bit seeds came and were as expected

I recently purchased foxglove seeds, drawn in by their stunning appearance and potential for my garden. However, I was surprised to discover that they can be poisonous to animals! Thankfully, I found this out right before planting, which allowed me to avoid a potential tragedy for my pets. While foxgloves are undeniably beautiful and can add a lovely touch to any garden, I urge fellow gardeners to do thorough research before planting, especially if you have pets that roam freely. Always prioritize safety in your gardening choices!

Please give foxglove up to two even three weeks to germinate. Well worth the effort. These will self re seed after they grow.

Lots of seeds for money

Imagine my surprise - the packet states 36”, a height consistent more with the dwarf “Foxy” than “Excelsior”.