The Secrets on How to Grow Antirrhinums(Snapdragons) for a Beautiful Cutting Garden

[@uteberg4781]

Thank you for this great video! I think you really answered every question about growing snapdragons, one could have! Very helpfull!! 👍🏽🌻

[@brambleandbeyond]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DerekBly57]

Snapdragons showed up on their own in my flower bed last spring. I let them grow and loved them, but I didn't really do much in the way of harvesting seeds. This spring, I had a bunch more snapdragons growing, so I'm assuming the seeds fell to the soil and did their own thing. I'm in Canada. We had temps of -30C and still they did fine. I added a few of the seed pods from the previous year and they took off, too. Love them so much, I went to a green house and bought a few extra. And the really great thing where I live ... the deer don't like them! Deer eat so many other flowers, but they don't touch the snapdragons or marigolds, so that's what dominates my flower bed.

[@brambleandbeyond]

Fantastic to know, they also not eaten by slugs so they are one of the few plants that came through my slug battles unscathed

[@wisteria-princess]

thank you so much for the tips! my boyfriend gave me potted snapdragon flowers for our one year and i really want to keep them alive and happy, and hopefully collect enough seeds that i can grow a flower patch with them! if you have any other tips and tricks, i’d love to hear it. thank you for sharing ❤

[@Heartbeetnutritionist]

Great info, thank you! You’re lucky to be in a zone with mild winters!

[@brambleandbeyond]

Thank you x

[@le2584]

clear instructions and v helpful. thanks. i watched it to get tips on taking cuttings but unfortunately you didn't cover that! still helpful tho!

[@brambleandbeyond]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lesliebehrens7252]

You have shared info that I have been seeking for some time. I appreciate the various stages of growth. I have some now and so tiny and I look and think I must’ve done something wrong - they have stopped growing when actually they are just taking their time. Very very helpful ❤

[@brambleandbeyond]

They stay tiny FOREVER! I find if you pot them on it seems to activate them a bit, but as it's coming up to winter just leave them and they'll get going in spring x

[@ShirleyJDavis]

Thanks for the video. Learned very much.

[@brambleandbeyond]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jacquis-j9606]

Told me some good tips, thank you

[@brambleandbeyond]

Happy to help!