The Camelot series of foxgloves are bred for garden performance: frost-tolerant, uniform height, and prolific blooming. 'Camelot Cream' bears towers of creamy-white, tubular bells with speckled throats—elegant in dappled shade.
Biennial/perennial for partial to full shade. Reaches 3–5 feet tall, spreading 2–4 feet. Premium landscape quality.
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