Flower Snapdragon Potomac Pink represents a refined cultivar producing luminous light rose-colored blooms suited for both field and greenhouse production environments. As a Group 3–4 snapdragon, this variety is specifically selected for superior performance under extended photo periods, high light conditions, and consistently warm temperatures—factors that enhance petal pigmentation and overall flower longevity. Plants attain heights of 32 to 48 inches and transition to bloom approximately 100 days after sowing, with a germination rate of 70% or better, ensuring strong seedling vigor and reliable crop establishment. The vigorous growth pattern and extended flowering window support multiple succession plantings and sustained commercial harvest schedules. The blooms are fully edible, offering a refined floral character with a subtle bitter undertone that adds nuance to culinary applications. The pale rose petals function as an elegant garnish for composed salads, artisanal desserts, and craft beverages—their delicate coloration provides visual refinement and botanical sophistication when used judiciously in high-end food presentations. This non-GMO hybrid seed collection arrives in 50-count packets enclosed in sustainable, climate-friendly packaging that is completely reusable and recyclable. The eco-conscious material selection demonstrates a commitment to responsible horticultural stewardship, making Potomac Pink an ideal choice for growers seeking both exceptional flower quality and environmental accountability in their seed sourcing and cultivation practices.

 

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We cannot possibly put all the directions you need for growing snapdragon flowers in your area on the seed package. We recommend that you read articles or check with other gardeners in your area.

Created from a controlled method of pollination in which the pollen of two different species or varieties is crossed by human intervention. Typical hybrid varieties are deliberately created to breed a desired trait.