Dahlia imperialis | White Anemone | Tree Dahlia Alethea Harampolis Foxgloves prefers well drained fertile

Foxgloves prefers well drained fertile soil but are tolerant of most conditions

it requires little maintenance

it is also very attractive to bees and butterflies

Think of this as similar to a Queen Anne's Lace or Bishops Flower rather than as a carrot as it certainly doesn't have an edible root to speak of

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Dahlia imperialis | White Anemone | Tree Dahlia Alethea Harampolis Foxgloves prefers well drained fertileA sight to behold in Autumn, the flower sprays have around twelve striking white flowers which actually point downwards which is just as well given the height of the plant, so you are able to gaze up at the beautiful snow white single anemone type flowers, perfect for the bees and pollinators! Whilst this plant is called a tree Dahlia, this is not really correct as it is simply a tuberous perennial the same as other Dahlias. It will be knocked back by