Floral Showers Bicolor Mix Snapdragon Seeds

All 5 Beautiful Bicolors in a Single Packet!
Dwarf habit means these plants never need support!
Genus: Antirrhinum
Species: majus nanum pumilum
Variety: ‘Floral Showers Bicolor Mix’
Item Form: (P) Pkt of 100 seeds
Bloom Start to End: Mid Spring – Late Fall
Habit: Upright
Seeds Per Pack: 100
Plant Height: 8 in
Plant Width: 8 in
Additional Characteristics: Bloom First Year, Cool Season, Cut-and-Come-Again, Direct Sow, Easy Care Plants, Flower, Free Bloomer, Long Bloomers, Butterfly Lovers
Bloom Color: Mix, Multi-Color
Foliage Color: Olive Green
Light Requirements: Full Sun, Part Shade
Moisture Requirements: Moist,  well-drained
Resistance: Disease Resistant, Pest Resistant, Cold Hardy
Soil Tolerance: Normal,  loamy
Uses: Beds, Containers, Cut Flowers, Outdoor

Oh, what lovely flowers — and what an even better bargain! We’ve collected all five bicolors in the popular Floral Showers series and put them in a single seed packet! You’re going to love these brilliant mixed colors on dwarf plants that just keep blooming no matter what the weather chooses to do!

Floral Showers is a day-length neutral dwarf Snapdragon, so it blooms over a long season equally well in spring and fall. If you live in a warm climate, you can probably get these annuals to go through winter, too! Very vigorous and compact, the plants reach only 8 inches high, but they pack a ton of color onto every flowering shoot.

This mix contains the following bicolors:

Apricot: The flowers look apricot from a distance, and then when you get up close, you see that they are actually soft yellow with a light red. Beautiful!

Coral: Like Apricot above, there isn’t a trace of coral on the blooms — instead, it’s the color seen from a distance when you combine clear white with rich pink!

Lavender: One of the most beautiful blends, these blooms combine white with many soft shades of purple.

Red and Yellow: A bicolor that really looks bicolored even from a distance, this variety combines bright primary shades of yellow and red to beautiful effect!

White: What a misleading name! This bicolor combines pure white with a deep fuchsia shade of pink.

This mix is superb in any setting, but would make an especially striking edging along the driveway, foreground planting for the foundation, and container choice for patio and deck. You will love discovering all the Floral Showers colors, and it’s so nice to have compact plants that are bushy, colorful, and very full without needing support in case of heavy rain or wind.

If you have never “snapped” a Snapdragon, here is how to do it: You’ll notice that the blooms form two separate cupped clusters that meet in the middle, like jaws. Gently squeeze the sides of the jaws, and the two clusters will separate, just like a mouth opening. The space is just the right size for a child’s finger to poke into the dragon’s mouth. Release the bloom and the jaws “snap” closed!

Seeds may be direct-sown or started indoors for earlier blooms. Snaps are cool-season annuals that bloom in spring and fall in warm areas, summer in colder climates. In very warm locations they may winter over if mulched. They do best in full sun to light shade.