Foxglove — Naturalist Field Plate | Printable Botanical Wildflower Wall Art

Common Foxglove · Digitalis purpurea

A museum-quality naturalist print of the Common Foxglove, illustrated in the tradition of vintage botanical field guides — with accurate taxonomy, a faithful range map, and true-to-life detail. Researched from trusted sources and composed with care.

Every Ashborn plate is built the way a naturalist would have wanted it: the correct order, family, genus and species; a botanical range map; and the details that reward a closer look — the spotted throat of the flower, the woolly leaf, the seed capsule, and the bees that climb inside to pollinate it.

Toxicity: Highly poisonous — all parts. And yet: the same plant gave medicine one of its oldest heart drugs. In 1785 the physician William Withering published his account of the foxglove and its use in treating dropsy — the beginning of digitalis therapy still in use today. A beautiful poison, and a cure, in one spire of bells.

What you receive
· High-resolution PDF (print-ready, CMYK)
· High-resolution JPEG
· Ashborn Printing Guide (PDF)
· 3:4 ratio — prints beautifully from 6×8 in to gallery size

Perfect for the gardener, the herbalist, or the nature lover — and designed to hang alongside the other plates in the Ashborn collection for a botanical gallery wall.

This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Frames and room images shown are for presentation purposes only.