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Photography Area~Our Photos => Flora/Trees/Fruit => Topic started by: Barbarian on April 09, 2012, 02:56:32 PM
Not these. They survived a scorching summer, and came right back this spring. Much bigger and more full than last summer, too.
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They are gorgeous!! Waiting for spring to take a hold, here in Ontario, Canada's Near North!!
Ruth look along the roadside this side of the dam on the North. There are 2 clumps of daffodils in full bloom.
Barbarian they are beautiful. Your gardens are wonderful!
Actually Barbarian they are perennials.
QuoteGrowth
Snapdragons are perennial plants often sold as cold-season annual plants and do best in full or partial sun. They are available in a range of heights: dwarf (6-8 inches), medium (15-30 inches) and tall (30-48 inches). Plant them in a soil that drains well to prevent the roots from rotting.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snapdragons
I have learned that here in NC I can plant them in July and let them winter over to really put on a show the following spring.
They are beautiful! :thumbsup:
QuoteI have learned that here in NC I can plant them in July and let them winter over to really put on a show the following spring
Pretty much what happened to Mrs. Barbarian's snapdragons. They were low plants last summer, but this year, they shot up.
They certainly are beautiful! :)