#Headline Creation Challenge#Whoever plants it will "attract bees and attract butterflies" foxglove is an annual or perennial herb in the family Foxgloveaceae. Foxglove is also known as digitalis, liberty bell,

#Headline Creation Challenge#Whoever plants will "attract bees and attract butterflies"

Foxglove is an annual or perennial herbaceous plant in the genus Foxglovelidae. Foxglove is also known as digitalis, free bell, finger flower, golden bell, heart grass, hanging bell flower, etc., the stems and leaves of foxglove are covered with hair, the appearance is similar to rehmania, so foxglove, and because it comes from Europe, so it is also called digitalis. The flowers are pink and white, with apical inflorescences, bell-shaped corollas, about seven centimeters long, corolla waxy purplish-red, light white spots on the inner surface of the flowers, and 4 stamens. The fruit is capsule, ovate, flowering period is 6~8 months, fruit ripening period is 8~10 months, the seeds are extremely small.

When the foxglove flowers bloom, the vertical inflorescence looks like the tail of a peacock. Foxglove has a very rich décor. Just for its rich colors, whoever plants it will "attract bees and attract butterflies".

Because of its tall and inflorescence flower shape, foxglove can be used in flower landscapes, flower beds, and rock gardens. Can be used as a natural floral arrangement. Suitable for potted plants, if cultivated in a greenhouse, it can bloom in early spring.

Foxglove is medicated with leaves. Contains more than 30 kinds of cardiac glycosides. Pharmacological studies have shown that foxglove has cardiotonic, diuretic, antitumor, liver-protecting, antiviral and other effects, and has high medical value.