
Snapdragons often hold happy childhood
memories for many adults who grew up in
gardening families and who can recall learning
how to hold the snapdragon's "jaw" for the
first time - and watching it snap back!
The Latin name for snapdragon is Antirrhinum majus -
or "snout-like" - which describes the snapdragons
long probiscus of a bloom which is habitually the
favorite of bees, birds & butterflies.
With a delicate root system, snapdragons thrive in rich,
frequent watering.
Although snapdragons come in a variety of colors and
sizes, the larger types usually need to be staked properly
to keep them standing tall througout the growing season ...
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