Digitalis Hanabee White Foxglove Plant

The Digitalis 'Hanabee White' is a charming compact foxglove that brings elegant, pure white bell-shaped blooms to your garden. Part of the Hanabee series, this variety has been bred to be a reliable, truly perennial foxglove — returning year after year unlike many traditional biennial types. Its dense flower spikes are packed with tubular blooms featuring delicately spotted throats, making them irresistible to bees and other pollinators.

With a neat, compact habit, Hanabee White is perfectly suited to smaller gardens, border fronts, cottage-style plantings and containers. It flowers prolifically from late spring into summer, adding graceful vertical interest without the towering height of traditional foxgloves.

Supplied as an established plant in a 3 litre root ball, ready for planting out.

What's Included:

• 1 x Digitalis Hanabee White Foxglove Plant (3 Litre Root Ball)

Key Features:

• Truly perennial foxglove — reliably returns year after year


• Compact, clump-forming habit ideal for borders and containers


• Pure white, bell-shaped flowers with subtly spotted throats


• Excellent for attracting bees and pollinators to your garden


• Low maintenance and hardy once established

Cultural Information:

• Botanical Name: Digitalis purpurea 'Hanabee White'


• Common Names: Foxglove, Hanabee White Foxglove


• Classification: Hardy Perennial


• Fully Grown Height and Spread: 40–60 cm x 30–40 cm


• Growth Habit: Compact, Upright, Clump-Forming Perennial


• Perfect For: Borders, Cottage Gardens, Woodland Edges, Containers


• Flowering Time: Late Spring to Summer


• Flower Colour: White with Spotted Throats


• Planting Position: Partial Shade to Full Sun


• Soil Type: Moist, Well-Drained, Humus-Rich Soil


• Attracts: Bees, Bumblebees and Other Pollinators


• Type: Hardy Perennial


• Foliage: Mid-Green, Semi-Evergreen Basal Rosettes


• Hardiness: Fully Hardy

Planting and Care Tips:

• Plant in partial shade or full sun in moist, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter


• Water regularly during the first growing season to help establish a strong root system


• Apply a mulch around the base in spring to help retain moisture


• Deadhead spent flower spikes to encourage further blooms and maintain a tidy appearance


• Divide established clumps every few years to maintain vigour

Notes: This listing is for the white flowering variety. Please be aware that all parts of Digitalis are toxic if ingested — take care when planting in gardens accessed by children or pets.