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Flower, Dark Orange Snapdragon
Flower, Dark Orange Snapdragon
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About this variety
A mesmerizing orange bloom with pink undertones. Many strong stalks loaded with flowers. Starts producing surprisingly early and keeps going for many weeks. Grows 36” tall.
+/- 60 Seeds
Grown organically.
Growing recommendations
Annual. Snapdragons need light to germinate: sow on the surface, don't cover the seed, and keep it moist until it sprouts. Seed indoors 8 to 10 weeks before last frost and transplant after risk of frost. Benefits from pinching. Harvest when only one or two of the lowest blooms have opened.
Gems. They are so beautiful. Tall healthy spikes that are still blooming even after a few frosts. The bumble bees love them too!
I had a lot of snapdragons grow this year! It was a sea of orange delight.
Great flower, a bit slow to start, but still blooming now. Colors are as pictured.
They were enormous and required staking
Grew really well, beautiful flowers.
I started these inside in April and transplanted them. They bloomed well into the fall
Never came up
Hi Wendy, I'm sorry this crop didn't work for you. Snapdragons need light to germinate, so they do best surface sown indoors 8-10 weeks before the last frost and kept moist until they sprout.
Catherine
Easy to start . Hardy. Pale orange compared to photo so not as vibrant as I hoped thry would be. More peach than orange crimson
Nothing germinated so didn’t grow.
Nicely sprouted, at least 85% germination!
Ordered, shipped on time, received in excellent condition
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