This is the first time I have grown Foxgloves. They are the wild type, pink and white. At the end of last summer I planted them as seedlings taken from my neighbour's garden weeding. The plants have been wonderful this year, but I don't know what to do when they are over, to ensure a repeat performance each year.
Do I save seed or let them self sow? ( I don't want to be over-run in the future).
Will seedlings from this year take 2 years before they flower?
When this year's plants are over, do I pull them up or cut them back?
Any advice would be welcome please.
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