Plants of Distinction
Antirrhinum Double Shot Orange Bicolour F1 Flower Seeds
Award winning variety with stunning open faced double flowers on strong sturdy stems in beautiful warm shades of orange and orange-red with a white throat and which change to a subtle dusty shade as they age. Growing to around 18-20” these romantic blooms flower all season long and are perfect for both the garden or containers and are simply perfect for cut flowers too.
Award winning variety with stunning open faced double flowers on strong sturdy stems in beautiful warm shades of orange and orange-red with a white throat and which change to a subtle dusty shade as they age. Growing to around 18-20” these romantic blooms flower all season long and are perfect for both the garden or containers and are simply perfect for cut flowers too. 18-20”. HHA.
| SKU | WN-6683 |
|---|---|
| Country of Manufacture | United Kingdom |
| Brand | Plants of Distinction |
| Colour | Red Orange (Scarlet) |
| Seeds/packet | 50 |
| Plant Height | 40-50 cm |
| Hybrid | F1-Hybrid |
| Scientific name | Antirrhinum majus |
| Common name | Snapdragon |
| Pre-Cultivation | mar-april |
| Germination (days) | 14 |
| Surface Sow | Yes |
| Type | Hardy Annual |
| Exposure | Full Sun |
| Cultivation Advice | Antirrhinum or Snapdragons delight gardeners with their showy, butterfly attracting flowers and their low-maintenance requirements. Most snapdragons are grown as annuals since they tend to die back after heavy frost, but they will grow as short-lived perennials in warmer areas. Like most spring-blooming flowers, Antirrhinums are best sown indoors approximately 10 weeks before the expected last frost date in spring. Antirrhinums thrive in the cooler temperatures of late spring and are happiest in sunny locations with rich, well-drained soil. Under favourable conditions, snapdragons will self-sow. Sow Antirrhinum seeds in early spring, from February to April. Sow onto the surface of a moist, free-draining seed compost, into plug trays to prevent root disturbance or into seed trays. Cover the trays with polythene to retain moisture until the first seedlings are visible. Germination normally takes 7 to 14 days at 18-21oC. After 5 weeks, when large enough to handle, the young plants will be ready for transplanting into individual pots where they can grow on until they are nicely established. Harden off before planting out when all danger of frost has passed. |
| Care | Easy |
| Bloom Time | Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct |
| Good cut flower | Yes |
| Attracts Pollinators | Yes |
| Language on package | English |
| Storage | Keep your seeds in a cool, dry and dark place. |
| Brand | Plants of Distinction |