Description
Antirrhinum majus Liberty White produces upright spikes of clean white snapdragon flowers above bright green foliage. It typically grows about 18–22 inches tall and 12–14 inches wide, providing a crisp accent for beds, containers, and fresh flower arrangements.
Growing in Alabama
Plant in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil in fall or late winter. Alabama’s cool days and nights support the best snapdragon growth and flowering. Water consistently while roots establish, then deeply when the upper soil begins to dry; avoid saturated conditions. Clip faded flower spikes to encourage new blooms, and feed lightly during active growth. Plants commonly slow down or decline when summer heat becomes persistent.
Space plants for airflow and pair the white flowers with vivid pansies, violas, and other cool-season annuals. The prior listing described yellow flowers; this white-flowering selection is named Liberty White.
