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A towering snapdragon mix in striking yellows, whites, reds, pinks, and bicolors on sturdy stems perfect for cut flower arrangements. Slow-growing ...

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A classic cottage garden snapdragon blend with open-faced, classic-style flowers in a rich mix of pinks, reds, yellows, whites, and bicolors. Tall,...

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Rose Snapdragon is a romantically beautiful cut flower variety with densely packed, double-petaled blooms in a captivating transition from deep ros...

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Appleblossom Snapdragon is a breathtaking cut flower variety with densely packed, double-petaled blooms in soft, romantic shades of rose and warm h...

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White Snowflake Snapdragon is a pure and elegant cut flower variety with clear, paper-white double-petaled blooms touched with the softest hint of ...

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Defiance Snapdragon is a striking heirloom cut flower variety with vivid, fiery red blooms on tall, sturdy stems that reach impressive heights in t...

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Snapdragon Seeds for Planting: Tall Spires for Borders, Bouquets, and Pots

Snapdragons bring tall, colorful spires to the cool parts of the season, when many other flowers are still getting started. Our collection of snapdragon seeds includes giant cutting mixes, classic heirlooms, and single-color varieties in rose pink, soft apple-blossom pink, and snowy white. All of them are open-pollinated and non-GMO, and the blooms are a favorite of bumblebees, which are strong enough to push open each flower's "mouth." Plant them in a cutting bed, along a border, or in a few pots by the door, since several of these varieties are container-friendly.

Snapdragon Seed Varieties: Giant Mixes, Heirlooms, and Single Colors

Bertrand's Giant Mixture is the pick for cutting, a tall blend that gives you a range of colors from a single packet. Lion's Mouth is an heirloom with the old-fashioned look that gave the flower its nickname, and Defiance adds another distinctive option to the lineup. If you prefer a calmer palette, Rose, Appleblossom, and White Snowflake each deliver a clean color story that pairs easily with other flowers in a vase or border. Heights vary by variety, so check each listing before you plan your beds, and keep taller types toward the back where their spires won't shade shorter neighbors.

Snapdragon Seed Planting: Surface Sow and Start Early

Growing snapdragon from seed takes a little patience and a light touch. The seeds are tiny and need light to germinate, so press them onto the surface of moist seed starting mix without covering them, and expect sprouts in one to two weeks. Start them indoors about eight to ten weeks before your last frost, since most listings in this collection show 91 to 120 days to maturity. Snapdragons handle cool weather well, so hardened-off seedlings can move outdoors a few weeks before your last frost. Pinch the tips once seedlings have about six leaves to encourage bushier plants and more stems. Keeping track of those dates is easier with the Seedtime garden planning software, which builds a planting calendar around your frost dates, and the task list reminds you when to sow, pinch, and transplant.

Buy Snapdragon Seeds with One Shipping Charge

When you buy snapdragon seeds here, you can add seeds from multiple suppliers to the same order and pay one flat shipping charge, or qualify for free standard shipping on Seedtime-fulfilled orders of $49 or more to the lower 48 states. Paid Seedtime members get 20% off seed packets marked "Fulfilled by Seedtime" and 5% off everything else in the store. You can start planning for free, and if you want unlimited calendars and layouts along with those store discounts, compare Seedtime's plans to find the right fit. Whether you're looking at snapdragon seeds for sale for a single cutting bed or several varieties for a long border, it all ships together.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did my snapdragons stop blooming in summer?

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Snapdragons are cool-season flowers, and hot weather slows or stalls blooming. Light afternoon shade, steady watering, and removing faded flower spikes help them through a hot spell. Cutting the stems back to healthy leaves often prompts a fresh flush when temperatures cool in early fall.

Do snapdragons need staking?

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Tall types usually do. Giant cutting varieties can lean or topple in wind or heavy rain, so plant them in a sheltered spot and support them with netting or discreet stakes before the stems begin to flop. Compact varieties generally stand on their own and are the better choice for windy beds and containers.

How do I cut snapdragons for a bouquet?

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Cut stems in the cool of the morning once the lowest few flowers on the spike have opened and the upper buds are still tight. Cutting deeply, close to the base of the plant, encourages new stems to form. Strip the lower leaves, and the stems will last for a week or more in a vase.