Botanical Name: Antirrhinum majus
Compact, low-growing dwarf varieties ('Magic Carpet' traditional pouched blooms, 'Twinny' open ruffled petals) in almost every color including bicolors. Ideal for patio containers, window boxes, front borders. Rare trailing types for hanging baskets.
Pinch at 2–4 inches for branching = more spikes. Deadhead spent flowers.
As much direct sun as possible — sunny window or sunroom. Outdoors tolerates partial shade.
Thrives in cool weather; best show in spring/fall.
Tender perennials grown as annuals. One spectacular year, then fade. Sow new seeds yearly for best show.
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