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lisa

Awesome! This is very helpful with the notes and all...thank you!

Ben

Hallo Lisa,

I am very interested in Digitalis. I have many question but know also some things.
May I comment you list above?

the just name for ambiqua = grandiflora.
"Grandiflora” by Miller in 1738/ “Ambigua” by Murray in 1770. the oldes name is real name.

Digitalis lantana is misnamed. should be lanata = hairy.

heywoodii is probable a subspecies of digitalis mariana.

I had in my garden last year digitalis thapsi and digitalis thapsi Spanisch peaks.
These are differant plants. I suppose that spanisch peaks is the cross with purpurea. The cross is easely made and the result plants are stronger than the original thapsi.
All the plants of de purpurea-complex a very close related and should not keeped together in order to keep them real species.
(purpurea + subspecies/ mariana + supspecies/ thapsi) The are all spanish species created during ice- age when the land was divided by gletschers. there could form different forms/species form one species.

Ciliata = from Georgia ( former Ussr)I keep outside. It survives!

Do you have realy stewarti? Can I have pictures of it? The picture on the internet
shows an unknown digitalis to me. Where should it come from? If you have seeds for me I would be very happy.

Digitalis micrantha should be called lutea spp australis. But for how long? The DNA of this species from Italy beneath the river Po is very different from lutea - lutea. So in the future it will have an other name.

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