English Foxglove
- 29 Apr, 2010
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They grow wild in Ireland & England but in California we have to buy them.
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Good morning Angieindgar.... Welcome to GOY. You are right, it is a lot of fun being here, look forward to seeing your pictures, in due course.
29 Apr, 2010
beautiful foxglove, welcome to GOY
29 Apr, 2010
Thank u! I so enjoy looking at everyones gardens & plants. I think I'll really enjoy this site.
29 Apr, 2010
bit of useless info for you Angie lol , over here the name came from Folk's gloves which refers to the belief that fairies wore the flowers as gloves
29 Apr, 2010
ahhh now that makes more sense. Thank u! and that's not useless info. to me!
29 Apr, 2010
Ah Irish I just noticed ur from Dublin. I'm from Wicklow! Top of da mornin to ya!
29 Apr, 2010
lol hiya Angie, beautiful place Wicklow
29 Apr, 2010
Yes,it is Than U.
I couldn't 'ave asked to 'ave been raised in a more beautiful spot in d world than Wicklow. I am proud I come from there. It has so much diversity. Except when it comes 2 da weather in d last decade or so.
Rain, rain & more rain I even wrote a poem about it.
29 Apr, 2010
emmm you forgot to mention the rain lol
29 Apr, 2010
When I was a kid we had beautiful summers. My sister says it's so sad for her boys as they now don't know what a summer is! Unless they go 2 Spain. Such a shame!
29 Apr, 2010
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It's a strange name for such a beautiful flower asI hardly think foxes ever wore them as gloves.
29 Apr, 2010