It can be a symptom of Lupus or other systemic disorders. It causes red, purple, and white color changes, that may look like a circulatory problem, starting on the toes and fingers. I am concerned because recently, my toes have been turning red/purple whenever I walk for even a very short distance. The redish/purplish color is not limited to my toes and extends somewhat to the rest of my foot, but is most extreme on my toes.
Tall and stately foxglove plants (Digitalis purpurea) have long been included in garden areas where vertical interest and lovely flowers are desired. Foxglove flowers grow on stems which may reach 6 feet in height, depending on variety.
Digitalis lanata, also known as Wooly Foxglove because of the texture of the leaves, is another beauty for the garden. Digitalis lanata grows to three feet tall and is covered with creamy white blooms, each with purple/brown veining.It grows in full sun/partial shade in Zones 4-9.igitalis grandiflora is especially beautiful in my woodland garden where it can get a little shade. The flowers are large, and the yellow is a pleasing, soft buttery yellow-not the jolting yellow associated with summer flowers. It grows to about two feet in well-drained soil and partial shade. Zones 3-8.