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Exuberant garden plant with light scented flowers!

Hanging Snapdragon ' Lampion F1' hybrid Mix (Antirrhinum pendula) has large clusters of mildly scented flowers. The hanging Snapdragon, flowers abundantly from early summer into autumn.

Snapdragon ‘Lampion F1’ Mix

Antirrhinum pendula ‘Lampion F1’

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Specifications
Mix
Not edible
Flowering April - October
Cut flower
Growing height 40 cm
1 year growth and flowering guarantee
Deciduous
Location: Half shadow
Planting
Snapdragon seeds do not require any pre-treatment. How to Sow Sowing period under glass: February-March,
in the open ground: April-May or September-October (for germination in spring).

Sowing is possible in 2 ways:
  1. Sowing from February will be easiest in a small greenhouse on the window-sill or in a cold greenhouse. A temperature of 18 - 22°C would be ideal. Fill the small pots with sowing compost and place 1 seed on the soil of each pot and press it down gently. Antirrhinum is a light germinator, so the seed should not be covered. Water carefully, and the warmth will do the rest. Plant the snapdragons outdoors from May. You will be able to inhibit growth by moving them to a cooler but light location.
  2. Sowing in the open ground, preferably in full sun, is possible from late April to the end of May. Loosen the soil to a depth of at least 30 cm. Create a straight groove of approx. 1 cm deep. Place a label at the beginning of the groove. Mix the seed with dry sharp sand and apply the seed by letting it fall between thumb and index finger above the groove. Sow as thinly as possible. Antirrhinum is a light germinator, so the seed should not be covered. Sow several rows 20 cm apart.
The seed will germinate in 14 - 21 days.

Planting out
Plant the richly blooming Antirrhinum in their final destination from April/May. The snapdragon will do excellently in borders or flowerbeds. Prepare a plant hole and improve poor garden soil with compost or fresh potting compost.
The plants should be planted approximately 30 m apart in borders and flower beds. Add more soil, press down firmly and water immediately after planting.
Care
During dry periods give them some extra water and keep the plot free from weeds. As a result the snapdragon will continue to grow well. The snapdragon is very undemanding. It will also do very well in poor soil. From June onwards they will flower throughout the summer. Harvesting The beautiful flowers with medium height stems are easy to pick using scissors or a knife. You can also use your thumb and index finger.
Extra
Snapdragon (Antirrhinum) is an annual plant. These snapdragons are able to reach 50 to 60 cm high. This plant originates from southern Europe.

The snapdragon is self-seeding, so you will have plants for the next year as well. If you do not want them to self-seed make sure that you deadhead on time. On the other hand, this is really quite easy. You just simply plant them out in the preferred location, or remove them.

The seed is winter-hardy. The plant will freeze but is able to withstand quite an amount of cold and will survive for quite a while in winter.
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Exuberant garden plant with light scented flowers!

Hanging Snapdragon ' Lampion F1' hybrid Mix (Antirrhinum pendula) has large clusters of mildly scented flowers. The hanging Snapdragon, flowers abundantly from early summer into autumn.

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