The common foxglove is a self-seeding biennial or perennial herb introduced from Europe from the genus of plants of the figwort family. It is found in gardens, along roadsides, and in meadows in North America. The stems are about 90 cm tall with numerous large, thick leaves at the base. It develops a hanging cluster of tubular flowers of various colors and markings, usually spotted purple. The plants contain glycosides, chemicals that can be extracted from the leaves and used to regulate and strengthen a person's heartbeat. the whole plant is poisonous, DO NOT MESS WITH IT!!!it is found in Georgia(U.S.) but mostly in Europe and North Africa. the kind found in Georgia is extremely potent there have been movies and books about people rubbing it on letters with gloves on, and sending it to ppl, they absorb it through their fingers and die in 5-10 minutes.PLEASE DO NOT DO ANYTHING STUPID WITH IT.IT CAUSES EXTREME INCREASE IN HEART RATE, HEART ATTACK, STROKE, ETC.
It is a glove
A Glove!
Trees absorb carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and release oxygen as a byproduct. Foxes inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide during respiration. The carbon dioxide released by the fox is then absorbed by nearby trees, completing the cycle.
A fox shelter may be called a fox den or fox burrow. This is where foxes seek protection and safety, especially during periods of rest or when caring for their young.
To clean your baseball glove from poison ivy, first put on protective gloves to avoid direct contact with the poison ivy oils. Use a mild soap and water solution to clean the glove thoroughly, focusing on areas that may have come into contact with the poison ivy. Rinse the glove well and allow it to air dry completely before using it again.
They come from Foxes I belive
The animal is "grey". It can be combined with hound to form "greyhound", with glove to form "greyglove", and with trot to form "greytrot".
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Digitalis is made of digitalis purpurea (plant) which is very toxic
fox glove buckeye calla lily
it means fox glove which is a flower
No. It take energy and resources for Fox gloves to make digitalis and the plant just doesn't throw the stuff away. It keeps it within its body to serve as a deterrent for anything that might want to eat it. Now treat the plant with respect, digitalis is a powerful poison.
The parts to a fox glove is leaves flower stem root
I don't know,I was the one that asked
Another name for foxglove is Digitalis.
This was my first baseball glove. I bought it for $2.66 @ Sears in 1958.
Hey there, There is one food that I know of that is poisonus to horses. It's fox glove. It is a plant, and it blooms. Make sure that you do not leave any in the pasture so the horses eat it! Good luck, and I hope it helpt!