Thompson & Morgan "Lucky Lips" Snapdragons

These wonderful snapdragons are reminscent of Grandma's garden. They give your garden an elegant, traditional touch and delight your eyes all summer long, and often even longer.

Snapdragons are easy to grow and thrive both in the sun and in shady places. The two-tone, lightly scented flowers are long-lasting, making them great cut flowers.

• Ideal in flower beds, pots or as cut flowers.

Planting:
Sprinkle the seeds on moist, well-drained soil. Do not cover the seeds. Place the containers in a greenhouse or cover them with a plastic bag to keep them at a temperature of 20-25 ° C until germination, which usually takes place after 20-25 days. Light promotes germination.