Description
Snapdragons (Antirrhinum majus) are short-lived perennials native to rocky Mediterranean hillsides, grown almost universally as cool-season annuals in gardens across temperate climates. This bicolor selection opens in warm orange with contrasting markings at the throat, producing densely flowered upright spikes that work equally well at the border’s edge or gathered into a cut-flower arrangement. The blooms are lightly fragrant, and the nectar-rich flowers attract bumblebees capable of the “buzz pollination” required to force the hinged corolla open — a small mechanical drama worth watching on any warm afternoon.
This is for 25 non-GMO seeds.
