Where does the surname foxglove come from?

The surname "Foxglove" is derived from the common name of a flowering plant, Digitalis purpurea, known for its tall spikes of tubular flowers. The name may have originated as a toponymic surname, indicating a geographical location associated with the plant or as a nickname related to its characteristics. In some cases, it could also reflect a family's connection to herbalism or medicinal practices, as foxglove has historically been used in traditional medicine.