Snapdragon 72-cell Tray
Full Tray. Choose your variety.
Perfect for local cut flower growers (or if you just want to grow an abundance of fresh cut flowers like one!) 72 homegrown seedlings of some of our FAVORITE cut flowers.
Grown with care and attention in our on-farm greenhouse. Each seedling is approximately 4” tall and already hardened off. Plant immediately for best results. Cover with floating row cover to protect from wind and frost (just don’t keep it on and cook them alive when weinevitably get some toastier days before last frost.)
Local Pickup Only. March 1st or 8th, 9am-6pm at the Strawberry Moon Blooms Farmstand.
Full Tray. Choose your variety.
Perfect for local cut flower growers (or if you just want to grow an abundance of fresh cut flowers like one!) 72 homegrown seedlings of some of our FAVORITE cut flowers.
Grown with care and attention in our on-farm greenhouse. Each seedling is approximately 4” tall and already hardened off. Plant immediately for best results. Cover with floating row cover to protect from wind and frost (just don’t keep it on and cook them alive when weinevitably get some toastier days before last frost.)
Local Pickup Only. March 1st or 8th, 9am-6pm at the Strawberry Moon Blooms Farmstand.
Full Tray. Choose your variety.
Perfect for local cut flower growers (or if you just want to grow an abundance of fresh cut flowers like one!) 72 homegrown seedlings of some of our FAVORITE cut flowers.
Grown with care and attention in our on-farm greenhouse. Each seedling is approximately 4” tall and already hardened off. Plant immediately for best results. Cover with floating row cover to protect from wind and frost (just don’t keep it on and cook them alive when weinevitably get some toastier days before last frost.)
Local Pickup Only. March 1st or 8th, 9am-6pm at the Strawberry Moon Blooms Farmstand.
Opus varieties: this is a new-to-us variety! Meaning we are growing this one for the first time this season. I’ve heard good things, so I hope you are as excited as I am about this one!
Orange Wonder: Now, this is a throwback. I haven’t grown this variety called Orange Wonder in years. The last time I grew it, it put out a last flush in late Fall and then the plants grew over 4 feet tall into January. The first flush had amazingly long stems and crazy-vibrant blooms that looked like a neon sunset. I can’t wait to grow it again! I had it in partial afternoon shade last time, so I might try growing half in those conditions and half in full sun to see if there’s a difference. If you grow this one, send me your field notes! Pictured is a stock photo because it’s been so long since I’ve grown these I don’t even know what phone they were on.
Cherry Bronze: this is a new-to-us shade! Meaning we are growing this one for the first time this year. I’m assuming it performs very similarly to the rest of the Madame Butterflies.
Special Notes: Snapdragon varieties are sensitive to daylength/night temperatures and some will bloom at different times in the season because of this. For blooms all season long, it’s preferable to select snapdragons from as many of the four Groups as possible. For our Early Spring Plant Sale, only Group 3 and 4 snapdragons are available since they flower under long days.
These varieties are all listed as hardy in our zone 7B and will benefit from lightweight row cover to protect from wind.
