By Hank
Cheshire,
United Kingdom 
I have just one self-set , 6ft 6 ins tall foxglove that's grown in the worst area of soil in my garden. It's been neither watered nor fed at all, and the ground there is like concrete.
While I know nothing at all about flowers I might collect some seeds from this to set next year.
Does this sound a good idea ?
24 Jun, 2014
Answers
You can collect it if you want, but what I usually do is cut the flower stem down once its got seeds, then give it a good shake so the seeds fall out onto the soil. They're more likely to germinate in a damper place though.
24 Jun, 2014
Thanks very much. Your advice is very welcome.
24 Jun, 2014
You don't have to collect seed as they are good at self seeding but its a good idea if you want to be sure. They are biennials and will take a year to mature. They grow virtually anywhere.
24 Jun, 2014