Dingularia large-flowered, forest (seedlings), Zhytomyr region.

Large-flowered foxglove (Digitalis grandiflora = D. ambigua) usually does not grow higher than 120 cm. It has lanceolate leaves, pubescent on the edges and veins. Slightly drooping light yellow flowers, reaching a length of 4-6 cm, collected in elegant drooping brushes. Outside, the flowers have light pubescence, inside they are dotted with attractive brown spots and veins. A large-flowered foxglove blooms in the second hour after sowing (in the first hour, only a large rosette of leaves is formed). Flowers open in June-July and do not fade for more than a month.