Foxgloves are a pair of gardening gloves with an extended wrist to provide full coverage during any gardening activity. While they keep the user’s hands clean, they feel like a second layer over ...

Want to make the most of your foxgloves? Experts have revealed whether these decadent flowers need a chop after blooming ...

Foxglove Care According to The New Southern Living Garden Book, "Of all the flowering plants with spike-like blooms, foxgloves are perhaps the easiest to grow." All they need to flourish is moist ...

Maine Gardener: All about foxgloves Which, by the way, are not poisonous in ordinary garden circumstances. (Maybe that Smartphone isn't so smart after all.) ...

Nothing can ruin a day in the garden faster than a blister on your trowel hand, except perhaps rose thorns in your forearm. The good news is that garden gloves have become more sophisticated in ...

We spoke with expert gardeners to find the best gardening gloves, including durable leather and lightweight rubber pairs.

With a fit like the long white gloves women used to wear to formals, the Supplex nylon-Lycra-blend Foxgloves put some glam into gardening. Our take: The gloves are thin and stretchy; hands stay cool.

Warning issued to anyone planting foxglove in their garden Inform family members, especially children, about the dangers of touching or ingesting the plant.

Foxgloves, with their tall spikes and bell-shaped blooms, can add a lot of color and dimension to your garden. It's also poisonous to humans.

This beauty is a beast. Often sold in nurseries and garden centers as “dead man’s bells” or “witches’ gloves,” the common foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) is a popular addition to many ...

Now is the perfect time to plant foxgloves, and when they start to bloom, do this one thing to keep the pretty display lasting for as long as possible.

We spoke with expert gardeners to find the best gardening gloves, including durable leather and lightweight rubber pairs.