SNAPDRAGON SEEDS, MAXIMUM GIANT VARIETY: 10,000 heirloom, non-GMO snap dragon seeds for planting tall cut-flower spikes in red, rose, pink, scarlet, yellow, white, and bicolors. Antirrhinum majus reaches 24–36 in., suited to USDA Zones 2–11. TALL SPIKES BUILT FOR THE VASE: Maximum Giant produces densely packed flower spikes 8–14 in. long on sturdy stems 18–30 in., ideal for fresh-cut bouquets. The more you cut, the more stems return, a true cut-and-come-again performer all season long. VIVID MIX OF COLORS ON EVERY SPIKE: Each spike carries snapping, two-lipped tubular florets ¾–1½ in. across in red, rose, pink, scarlet, yellow, white, and bicolors. The mixed palette suits cottage borders, cutting gardens, and mixed beds all season. SURFACE SOW FOR BEST GERMINATION: Snapdragon seeds need light to sprout, so press into moist soil and do not bury. Germination takes 10–15 days at 65–70°F. Start indoors 6–10 weeks before last frost for the earliest spikes outdoors. SIZED FOR BORDERS AND BOUQUETS: Mature plants reach 24–36 in. (60–90 cm.) tall with a spread of 6–12 in. Pinch young plants at 4–6 in. to encourage more stems, and stake the tallest spikes in exposed sites for upright support. BEES, BUTTERFLIES, AND HUMMINGBIRDS VISIT: Bumblebees pry open the snapping "dragon mouth" florets, and butterflies and hummingbirds follow. Plant snap dragon seeds in pollinator gardens or cottage borders for season-long wildlife activity. ANNUAL OR TENDER PERENNIAL BY ZONE: Snapdragon plants grow as a cool-season annual in Zones 2–6, blooming from late spring through fall. In Zones 7–10 they may overwinter as a tender perennial. Bloom is heaviest in cool weather and slows in summer heat. COOL-SEASON COLOR, EASY CARE: Snapdragons thrive in full sun to part shade in well-drained, organically rich soil. Water at the base to reduce rust risk, and deadhead spent spikes to keep new blooms coming through fall. Space plants 12 in. apart. HEIRLOOM, NON-GMO SNAPDRAGON SEEDS: Every seed in this pack is heirloom and non-GMO, selected from the Maximum Giant tall cut-flower class of Antirrhinum majus. Grown for consistent spike form, color range, and vigor season after season. CUT FLOWER GARDENS, BORDERS, CONTAINERS: Snapdragons seeds suit cutting gardens, cottage borders, mixed beds, and container displays on patios. Sow in mild-winter zones in fall for cool-season bloom, or start indoors in late winter for spring spikes.
