Snapdragon Flower

Transplant to packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear, approximately 3-4 weeks after sowing. Group 3-4, considered a "main season" or "all season" variety.• Edible Flowers: The flowers are a colorful garnish for use in salads, desserts,...

Transplant to packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear, approximately 3-4 weeks after sowing. Group 3-4, considered a "main season" or "all season" variety.• Edible Flowers: The flowers are a colorful garnish for use in salads, desserts,...

The plants are suitable for growing in spring, fall, and winter in the greenhouse or in the field. If desired, for a bushier plant that produces more flower-producing side branches, pinch young plants back by half their height when plants have formed...

Excellent cut flower. If desired, for a bushier plant that produces more flower-producing side branches, pinch young plants back by half their height when plants have formed 4-6 leaves or are approximately 3-4 inches tall.

In our trials, Costa did equally well for long day or summer production. Exceptionally robust stems, high yield, and uniform growth in the field or greenhouse. Bred for performance under short days and low temperatures; considered a group 2.

Excellent cut flower in a lovely shade of apricot/coral. If desired, for a bushier plant that produces more flower-producing side branches, pinch young plants back by half their height when plants have formed 4-6 leaves or are approximately 3-4 inches...

Excellent cut flower with white-throated trumpet and salmon bronze-colored petals. If desired, for a bushier plant that produces more flower-producing side branches, pinch young plants back by half their height when plants have formed 4-6 leaves or are...

The flavor is floral and slightly bitter, so use sparingly.Light is required for germination, but a fine layer of vermiculite covering the seeds can maintain moisture levels and prevent algae growth.

Group 1-2, performs under short days and low temperatures. If desired, for a bushier plant that produces more flower-producing side branches, pinch young plants back by half their height when plants have formed 4-6 leaves or are approximately 3-4 inches...

Excellent cut flower. If desired, for a bushier plant that produces more flower-producing side branches, pinch young plants back by half their height when plants have formed 4-6 leaves or are approximately 3-4 inches tall.

Transplant to packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear, approximately 3-4 weeks after sowing. Group 3-4, considered a "main season" or "all season" variety.• Edible Flowers: The flowers are a colorful garnish for use in salads, desserts,...

“Pixie” and “Chantilly” are butterfly varieties.Several double blossom varieties, known as double azalea snapdragons, have become available. In addition to the many single-color kinds of snapdragons, you can also find multicolored varieties like...

Watch for the seed pods in late summer, then get your camera because your friends will never believe it!The odd-looking seed heads have been the source of legends for hundreds of years.

Solid blooms are slightly speckled with contrasting colors, for a fun and luscious look. Fine for cuts, too. This candy-stick mix brings old-fashioned flair to the early garden.

Big-time flower power! Summer brings color-rich cascades of rose snapdragons trailing floridly from baskets and containers. Hardy 12-14” plants are heat tolerant; thrive in shade and sun.

Transplant to packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear, approximately 3-4 weeks after sowing. Group 3-4, considered a "main season" or "all season" variety.• Edible Flowers: The flowers are a colorful garnish for use in salads, desserts,...

Transplant to packs or larger containers when the first true leaves appear, approximately 3-4 weeks after sowing. Group 3-4, considered a "main season" or "all season" variety.• Edible Flowers: The flowers are a colorful garnish for use in salads, desserts,...

The flavor is floral and slightly bitter, so use sparingly.Light is required for germination, but a fine layer of vermiculite covering the seeds can maintain moisture levels and prevent algae growth.

The plants are suitable for growing in spring, fall, and winter in the greenhouse or in the field. If desired, for a bushier plant that produces more flower-producing side branches, pinch young plants back by half their height when plants have formed...

The flavor is floral and slightly bitter, so use sparingly.http://www.johnnyseeds.com/flowers/snapdragon/johnnys-potomac-custom-mix-f1-snapdragon-seed-1940.11.htmlLight is required for germination, but a fine layer of vermiculite covering the seeds can...

This mix consists of bronze/white, cherry/bronze, ivory, pink, red, rose, yellow and bronze blooms. Also known as an azalea type, Madame Butterfly's double petals create full, fluffy blooms with a Victorian look.

Big-time flower power! Summer brings color-rich cascades of deep purple snapdragons trailing floridly from baskets and containers. Hardy 12-14” plants are heat tolerant; thrive in shade and sun.

Fine for cutting. Remove faded spikes to lengthen the display. This mix features cream, yellow, gold, salmon-pink, orange-scarlet and crimson shades. GARDEN HINTS: Cultivate or mulch to control weeds.

Snapdragons grow best in cool weather. Sow indoors 8-12 weeks before last frost. Large, gorgeous flowers in a full color blend on sturdy 2 1/2' stems.

Cultivate or mulch to control weeds. Long, strong stems are covered with large, closely placed flowers in a full color range to form gracefully tapered, towering spikes. GARDEN HINTS: Remove faded spikes to lengthen the display.

Big-time flower power! Summer brings color-rich cascades of red snapdragons trailing floridly from baskets and containers. Hardy 12-14” plants are heat tolerant; thrive in shade and sun.

Big-time flower power! Summer brings color-rich cascades of orange snapdragons trailing floridly from baskets and containers. Hardy 12-14” plants are heat tolerant; thrive in shade and sun.