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Can belladonna delphinium, foxglove, and lily-of-the-valley each grow in individual pots?

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Can belladonna delphinium, foxglove, and lily-of-the-valley each grow in individual pots?

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In keeping this in mind that you want this on your balcony; foxglove is very toxic to animals and children, so I highly advise that you snip that plant in the bud, so to speak, that and it can not be planted in a planter for it grows rather tall and spreads like nothing you have ever seen. On the other hand, belladonna delphinium, and depending on which type you choose, can be planted inside of a planter (link below). As for L.O.V., yes you can grow that in a planter, but keeping in mind that it needs shade, but never fear so does the belladonna 🙂 I hope that this has helped you out hun and I bet that it will look great with those 2 plants.. Remember: Foxglove is VERY TOXIC to animals and small children as well !!!!!

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