Flower Snapdragon Madame Butterfly Yellow 50 Non-GMO, Hybrid Seeds v
Introduce a touch of Victorian charm to your garden with Snapdragon Madame Butterfly Yellow! This unique snapdragon features double petals for full and fluffy blooms. Perfect for outdoor or greenhouse production, it grows up to 28-34 inches tall. Not only beautiful, but the edible flowers also add a touch of sweetness to salads, desserts, and drinks.
Snapdragon Madame Butterfly Yellow is am unique double-petal type snapdragon. Also known as an azalea type, Madame Butterfly's double petals create full, fluffy blooms for a Victorian look. For outdoor or greenhouse production. Bloom time comparable to group 3–4 "main season" or "all season" varieties.
What is a snapdragon group 3 to 4?
Warm season snapdragons are bred for optimal performance under long days, high light levels, and warm temperatures. Groups 3–4 have a relatively slow rate of growth and delayed blooming compared to lower group numbers. This slower growth allows the plants to produce tall, sturdy stems and well-formed flowers under long days, high light, and warm temperatures. Group 3–4 varieties thrive in conditions that would cause Group 1–2 varieties to produce thin stems and poorly formed flowers on short plants. Group 3–4 snapdragons can be grown in the field or indoors and are well-suited for spring and summer production in most areas. Please note that in general, all snapdragons prefer mild to moderate conditions and do not perform well under extreme, prolonged periods of heat.
Blooms in about 100 days. Germination rate is about 70% or better.
Our Non-GMO seeds are sustainable. Our packaging is environmentally friendly, climate friendly, reusable, and recyclable.
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David’s Garden Seeds is a Veteran owned business that has been offering quality snapdragon seeds since 2009.
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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.
