Digitalis Dalmatian Peach 2 Litre Pot

Digitalis ‘Dalmatian Peach’ – Soft Peach Foxglove with Early Flowering

Digitalis ‘Dalmatian Peach’ is a beautifully soft-toned foxglove, producing elegant spikes of warm peach-pink tubular flowers, each delicately marked within the throat. Flowering in its first year, it offers quick and reliable colour, making it a popular choice for both seasonal and perennial planting schemes.

The blooms are carried on strong, upright stems above a neat rosette of green foliage, providing clear vertical structure without becoming too tall or overpowering. Its gentle peach colouring blends effortlessly into pastel borders and works particularly well in romantic or cottage-style planting.

With its compact, sturdy habit, ‘Dalmatian Peach’ is ideal for smaller gardens, containers, and front-to-mid border positions. It brings the charm of traditional foxgloves in a more manageable and predictable form.

Thriving in sun or partial shade, it prefers moist, well-drained soil and benefits from a sheltered position. Deadheading can encourage a further flush of flowers later in the season.

Soft, elegant, and easy to grow, this modern foxglove is perfect for adding height, warmth, and delicate colour to the garden.

Seasonal Highlights

Late Spring: Early spikes of peach-pink flowers emerge.
Summer: Continued flowering with potential repeat blooms.
Autumn: Occasional secondary flush if deadheaded.

Key Features

Soft peach blooms – Warm, delicate colouring.
First-year flowering – Fast garden impact.
Compact habit – Ideal for smaller spaces.
Strong stems – Upright and reliable.
Low maintenance – Easy to grow.

Perfect For

Borders – Adds vertical softness and colour.
Containers – Suitable for patios and terraces.
Cottage gardens – Romantic planting style.
Mixed planting – Blends with pastel schemes.
Small gardens – Compact and manageable.

Growing Tips

Sun/Position: Sun or partial shade.
Soil: Moist, well-drained soil.
Hardiness: Hardy in the UK.
Care: Deadhead to encourage further blooms; cut back after flowering.

Looks Great With

Salvia – Adds contrast in colour and form.
Geraniums – Soft ground cover pairing.
Grasses – Light, natural combinations.
Roses – Classic cottage planting.
Heuchera – Complements foliage tones.