====== Foxglove ======
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latin_names: Digitalis purpurea
folk_names: Cow-Flop, Deadmen's Bells, Digitalis, Dog's Finger, Fairy Fingers, Fairy Petticoats, Fairy Thimbles, Fairy Weed, Floppy-Dock, Floptop, Folk's Gloves, Fox Bells, Foxes Glofa, The Great Herb, Lion's Mouth, Lusmore, Lus na mbau side (Irish Gaelic), Our Lady's Glove, Witches' Bells, Witches' Thimbles
gender_tags:  Feminine
planet_tags: Venus
element_tags: Water
deity_tags: 
effect_tags: Protection
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===== Magical Uses =====
Grown in the garden it protects it, as well as the home. In the past, housewives in Wales used the leaves of the foxglove to make a black dye, which they used to paint crossed lines on their cottage's stone floors. This was done to keep evil from entering the house.

Foxglove is poisonous; do not take internally.
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