Snapdragon

Botanical Name: Antirrhinum majus
Type: Line Flower / Structural Accent
Season: Late Spring–Early Summer & Fall (May–June, September in Central Indiana)
Stem Length: 18–36 inches

Snapdragons provide strong vertical movement with densely packed florets along sturdy stems. Their structured yet romantic form makes them a foundational line flower for bouquets, ceremony pieces, and large-scale installations.

Locally grown and harvested at optimal stage, Snapdragons offer dependable vase life and excellent color range. They pair beautifully with peonies, ranunculus, larkspur, foxglove, and early summer focal blooms.

Primary Harvest: May–June
Secondary Flush: September (with succession planting)
Cut when lower florets are open and upper buds are still tight for longest vase life and continued opening.

• Sold per stem
• Strong, dependable line flower
• Excellent vase life
• Available in single colors or mixed (based on harvest)
• Ideal for weddings, everyday design, and event work