2000x Antirrhinum The Rose Seeds – Stunning Snapdragon Blooms

2000x Antirrhinum The Rose Seeds – Stunning Snapdragon Blooms

The eye-catching snapdragon cultivar "The Rose" enhances any garden with vivid colour and allure. Perfect for borders, containers, and cut flower arrangements, these simple-to-grow seeds yield tall, upright spikes of exquisite rose-colored flowers. "The Rose," which is perfect for the climate of the UK, grows best in full sun with rich, well-drained soil and need frequent irrigation to sustain robust development. Plant seeds either directly outdoors once the risk of frost has passed or indoors six to eight weeks before to the last frost. Young plants that are pinched back grow bushier and have more blossom spikes. To prolong flowering throughout the summer, deadhead spent blooms. This snapdragon type is a must-have for summer displays because it attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies and combines beauty, scent, and garden vitality.

Growing Instructions:

Antirrhinum The Rose (Snapdragon) seeds should be started indoors between February and April in a seed tray filled with fine, well-draining compost. Since seeds require light to germinate, plant them on the surface and gently press them in without covering. For ten to fourteen days, until seedlings appear, keep the compost moist but not soggy and at a temperature of about eighteen to twenty degrees Celsius. When seedlings have two to three true leaves, move them into separate pots and let them dry for one to two weeks before planting outside following the final frost, which typically occurs in late April or early May. Plants should be spaced 20 to 25 centimetres apart in a sunny, protected area with well-drained soil. Frequent deadheading promotes ongoing flowering until the early autumn.