fingerflower

• Plante bisannuelle ou vivace, originaire d'Europe, à feuilles caduques, connue pour ses grappes spectaculaires de grandes fleurs tubulaires rose-pourpre. Ses feuilles servent à produire la digitale et sont toxiques pour le bétail.

A tall, leafy European biennial or perennial plant known for its spectacular clusters of large tubular pink-purple flowers. Its leaves are used to produce the drug digitalis and are poisonous to livestock.

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   A tall European biennial or perennial plant known for its spectacular clusters of large, tubular pink-purple flowers; its leaves contain the drug digitalis and are toxic to animals.

   Digitale pourpre

   • The fingerflower is often found growing in woodland clearings across Europe.
   • Medicinal digitalis is extracted from the leaves of the fingerflower.
   • Farmers keep livestock away from fingerflower plants because they are highly poisonous.
   • During summer, the garden was filled with the striking blooms of fingerflower.

   Synonymesdigitalisfoxglove