Description
Antirrhinum majus Liberty Rose Pink features cheerful rose-pink flower spikes rising above dense green foliage. Mature plants commonly reach 18–22 inches tall and spread 12–14 inches, making them useful for colorful borders, patio planters, and bouquets.
Growing in Alabama
Grow in full sun and well-drained, fertile soil. Plant in fall or late winter to take advantage of Alabama’s cool-season growing weather. Water thoroughly at planting and keep the root zone evenly moist as plants establish; avoid constantly soggy soil. Deadhead fading flower spikes to encourage additional blooms, and fertilize lightly when needed. Snapdragons often stop flowering well once prolonged summer heat arrives.
Give plants room for airflow to help limit disease in humid conditions. The soft pink blooms pair nicely with white, purple, and blue cool-season flowers.
