Blütezeit: Juni bis August
Erntezeit: Mai, Juni
Sammelgut: Blätter
Heilwirkung: herzstärkend
Mythologie: 'The origins of the name foxglove are unclear, but can be traced all the way back to the Anglo-Saxon period. It’s thought the ‘glove’ part of the name is simply due to the flowers looking like glove fingers. Less certain is the connection to foxes. One theory is that people believed foxes wore the flowers on their paws to silence their movements when hunting. Another is that the flower is often found growing close to the earths where foxes raise their young.'
