Snapdragon Seeds - The Rose
- Annual; Great fragrance and color
- Attractive to bees and butterflies; Excellent for cutting
- Long blooming season, flowers Spring through Fall
Fast Facts
About Snapdragon Seeds - The Rose
Antirrhinum majus
Buy Snapdragons by the Packet or in Bulk
Snapdragon Seeds - The Rose
Easy to start, maintenance free, with long lasting, beautiful blooms. What more could you ask from a beautiful, traditional bloom like The Rose Snapdragon? In a true and beautiful rose pink, this cultivar will grow up to 36 Inches tall, making it a perfect cut flower, as well as a major player in your gardenscape!
Fast Facts
About Snapdragon Seeds - The Rose
Antirrhinum majus
Buy Snapdragons by the Packet or in Bulk
Snapdragon Seeds - The Rose
Easy to start, maintenance free, with long lasting, beautiful blooms. What more could you ask from a beautiful, traditional bloom like The Rose Snapdragon? In a true and beautiful rose pink, this cultivar will grow up to 36 Inches tall, making it a perfect cut flower, as well as a major player in your gardenscape!
How to Plant The Rose Snapdragon
When to Plant Snapdragon Seeds
Start Snapdragon seeds indoors 10-12 weeks before the final frost of the Spring. While it is possible to direct sow Snapdragon seeds outdoors after the last hard frost, germination rates are much harder to predict, and starting indoors is the preferred, recommended method.
Where to Plant Snapdragon Seeds
Snapdragons do best when they have Full Sun exposure. Choose a site that has rich, well-draining, loose soil for the best conditions. Prepare the bed by turning the soil to a depth of 8 inches.
How to Plant Snapdragon Seeds
Start indoors by sowing the seed into seed substrate, as opposed to soil, and compress firmly. Don't cover as Snapdragon seeds require sunlight to germinate. Keep moist, and place trays in a warm, sunny location. Grow lights can be used, as well, giving the seeds about 16 hours of light exposure each day. You should see germination in 10-14 days. Thin to one seedling per cell/pot once they've developed two leaves. Keep seedlings at a steady temperature of 60-70°F.
How to Care for Snapdragon
Transplant Snapdragons after the final frost of Spring. Give Snapdragons a spacing between 6-12 inches to ensure they have adequate room. Pinch off the tips once the Snapdragons have 6 leaves, to encourage richer, fuller blooming. Once Snapdragons die back in the fall, cut them down and remove the debris from the growing area.
Seed Coverage for Snapdragon Seeds - The Rose
| Amount |
Recommended Coverage |
| Packet |
Up to 80 Sq. Ft |
| 1 Ounce |
Up to 625 Sq. Ft |
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