Purple morning glory seeds (mixed)

50 seeds 7 riyals Common name: Purple Foxglove Scientific name: Digitalis purpurea Purple Foxglove is an herbaceous plant that is sometimes perennial and sometimes a short-lived perennial. Its leaves are arranged laterally and simply, measuring between 10-35 cm in length and 5-12 cm in width, covered with dark white hairs, with a velvety texture. The plant forms narrow rosettes at ground level in the first year. The flowering stem usually grows in the second year to a height of approximately 1-2 meters. The flowers are arranged in terminal and extended clusters. They are usually purple, but some cultivated plants may have pink, yellow, or white flowers. The inner surface of the flower tube is heavily dotted. The flowering period begins in early summer, sometimes with additional flowers appearing later in the season. The fruit is a capsule that splits open at maturity to release many tiny flowers measuring 0.1-0.2 mm in length. Native to the Maghreb and some regions of western and northern Europe. It is also cultivated in many parts of Europe. It tolerates drought and various temperatures, and grows in different fertile, well-drained, and ventilated soils. It is resistant to frost and cold.