Camelot Mix F1 Digitalis (Foxglove) Flower Seeds (Syngenta flowers)

🌸 Camelot Mix F1 Digitalis (Foxglove)

Transform your garden with the impressive flower spikes of Camelot Mix F1 Digitalis from Syngenta Flowers. This premium Foxglove variety produces an attractive mixture of cream, lavender, rose and white flowers. Every bell-shaped bloom features a beautifully spotted throat, creating a striking display in flower beds, borders and large containers.

Camelot is the first F1 hybrid Digitalis series, developed for high germination, uniform plant growth and consistent flowering. It can initiate flowering without requiring vernalization, making crop production easier and more dependable.

✨ Key Features

• Premium F1 hybrid Foxglove

• Attractive mixture of multiple flower colours

• Beautiful spotted throat on every flower

• High germination and uniform plant growth

• Strong, upright flowering habit

• Produces tall and elegant flower spikes

• Suitable for flower beds, borders and large containers

• Pollinator-friendly flowers

• Ideal for impressive garden displays and cut-flower arrangements

🌿 Plant Information

• Botanical name: Digitalis purpurea

• Common name: Foxglove

• Series: Camelot F1

• Flower colour: Mix

• Plant type: Perennial, commonly grown as a cool-season flowering plant

• Growth habit: Upright

• Plant height: Approximately 70–100 cm

• Plant spread: Approximately 60–70 cm

• Light requirement: Sun to partial shade

• Flowering period: Mid-spring to summer

• Crop time after potting: Approximately 10–14 weeks

• Container suitability: 15–19 cm pots and larger decorative containers

🌱 Growing Guidance

Sow the seeds in a fine, well-drained growing medium. Keep the medium consistently moist but not waterlogged. Place the seed tray in a bright location and transplant the seedlings carefully once they are sufficiently established. For best growth, select a sunny to partially shaded location with fertile, well-drained soil.

🏷️ Brand: Syngenta Flowers
🌼 Use: Ornamental gardening only

Seed germination and plant performance may vary depending on temperature, growing medium, climate and cultivation practices.