Foxglove
Digitalis
"In
1629 Digitalis were "cherished in (English) gardens." The name Foxglove
came from "finger-flowers, because they are like unto the fingers of a
glove, the ends cut off." Others claimed "the word 'fox' is a corruption
of 'folk,' meaning the 'little folk' or fairies." Foxgloves reputedly
had the power to ward off witches and return children kidnapped by fairies. "
-heritageflowers.com
I found these on the side of
Highway 71 between Brady and Voca this spring.
These plants are poisonous.