foxglove

The foxglove plant is known for its bell-shaped flowers.

She picked a bouquet of foxgloves from the garden.

The foxglove is a poisonous plant if ingested.

The medicine was derived from the foxglove plant.

The foxglove is often used in traditional herbal remedies.

The foxglove blooms in the springtime.

The foxglove is a popular choice for ornamental gardens.

The foxglove is also known as digitalis.

The foxglove plant requires well-drained soil to thrive.

The foxglove is native to Europe, western Asia, and northwestern Africa.

There the foxgloves would tower above the overgrowth.

He broke off and sat tearing the foxglove bells to pieces.

I think of foxgloves, for it is the moment of their glory.

Foxgloves, for instance — it would pain me to see them thus transplanted.

Arthur pulled another handful of bells off the foxglove.

The yellow false foxglove grows like a cultivated plant in wild parts of the open scrub.

Arthur pulled off some blossoms from a drooping foxglove stem and crushed them nervously in his hand.