The Austrian botanical artist Ferdinand Lukas Bauer was born in 1760. The RHS Lindley Library holds some beautiful watercolour foxgloves by Bauer, which were published in John Lindley’s ‘Digitalium Monographia’ (1821).

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Which cute animal cross stitch embroidery should I start to balance b/w BenedictCumberstitch? I need some colours. 🙃
I love them all, so which one is your fave?
a) Three cute foxes taking a nap 🦊🦊🦊
b) One cute fox with foxgloves 🦊🌸
c) One very cute duck with sunflowers 🦆🌻

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Me: Makes adopts
Also me: Gets attached
PMD fox squad named Foxgloves! Idk if I will keep em or sell em but I love em

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Hedgehogs playing hide and seek, fun with foxgloves and goodbye Elmer. My latest newsletter has lots of pictures in it... - https://t.co/BIRY3kyinG https://t.co/BIRY3kyinG

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The genus name Digitalis means "finger-like" — a reference to the finger-like shape of the foxglove flowers. Explore foxgloves in John Lindley's "Digitalium monographia" (1821), with primarily by Lindley & Ferdinand Bauer ➡️ https://t.co/z2Dxf9YJkx

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Bit late for the foxgloves this year, but here I am back in my favourite corner of Wales - Pennal, between Aberdyfi and Machynlleth. Here’s how it looked yesterday, and June 2017!

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the bull
Roses, Foxgloves + Lilies of the Valley

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It’s said that Fairies like to make their home
in Foxgloves.
Foxgloves were once called ‘folks’ glove’,
as the ‘good folk’ lived there.
The flowers follow the light, so it was thought
foxgloves swayed towards fairy folk passing by.

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Maybe my girl? She isn't a mammal but she is soft and is named and colored after foxgloves! Thanks for the chance

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A4 prints: The Witch's Garden
Foxgloves, wolfsbane, hemlock, nightshade & hellebore are poisonous plants associated with witchcraft, some of which are still used in modern medicine. This print is inspired by folk tales about the wildness of forests and lure of the unknown🌙

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Flowers for
Lavander, Foxgloves, California Poppy

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Did you know? Foxgloves used to be recommended as an epilepsy treatment. Discover the curative powers of garden plants 's upcoming exhibition, https://t.co/wMQmexBB5w Images: Foxgloves by Anna Perlin & 18thC engraving from

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Foxgloves. Deadly poisonous... but did you know that in the 1600s they were recommended as a treatment for epilepsy?
We'll be separating medicinal uses from medical myths in our next 'Healing Garden' opening on the 10th Sept.
https://t.co/SKj6rPVfmd

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