Snapdragons, with their distinctive mouthlike flowers, can add some much-needed variety to your garden even once the weather begins to cool. They aren't the only flowers with this unusual shape ...

The name comes from the shape of the individual flower heads, which look like the snout of a dragon. Bright snapdragon ...

Foxglove beardtongue is an easy-to-grow native plant that tolerates deer, rabbits, drought, clay soil and dry soil, making it ...

Tubular flowers resemble snapdragon flowers and if you look closely inside the flower, you will see two fused stamens that look just like a tiny wishbone, hence the common name wishbone flower.

The seed pods look like noses so in some regions one common name is Calves' Snout, which, although less fierce, is certainly not as appealing as the name Snapdragon. Focus on Flowers is a weekly ...

When they’re alive, Snapdragons make beautiful flowers. But when the seed pods die, something peculiar happens… the dead flower heads resemble miniature human skulls. And if squeezed ...

Lavender flowers that resemble snapdragons top slender 5- to 7-foot-tall stems from late spring to late summer. But the pretty wildflower is in trouble. Populations of Physostegia correlli have ...

Snapdragons are a type of flower that can be found in gardens, parks, and flower shops. They come in many bright colours like red, pink, yellow, and white. Their petals are soft and can look like ...

Q. Are snapdragons difficult to grow? I’m fond of them as cut flowers. A. I’ve grown snapdragons from seed for years, and have always found them among the easiest flowers to grow. Best of all ...

two-lipped white or purple-tinged flowers resemble snapdragons, and foxgloves have a long blooming period. The plant grows about 30 inches tall in a clump with upright stems, glossy-stem leaves ...