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My guess is that they will be fine for moving because they are in pots. Our technique is to let foxgloves self-sow, leave those that are growing where we think they would be good,(with thinning as required) and lifting and replanting others – been doing that in autumn, but see no reason why it shouldn’t work in early spring as well.
