Regarding the plant "Snapdragon Vine (Antirrhinum antirrhiniflorum)" in @dnrevel's plant list

dnrevel said:Grew this at CSS Project Grow in 2023. Vining, delicate form. Pretty plant. Would like something a little more robust.

Obtained in seed swap seed. Note is tender perennial.

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Feb 25, 2023 8:58 PM CST
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Name: Deborah
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Region: Michigan Native Plants and Wildflowers Winter Sowing
Native to Mexico and Central America.
Snapdragon vine (Antirrhinum majus) or Asrina scandens is usually planted in the spring from seed. It is a slow starter, yet seeds planted in the spring will grow quickly once sprouted, covering a trellis within four months.

Thin vines twine best on thin supports under one inch in diameter. Tends to be pest-free. Grow in sun, regular water, well-draining soil, will bloom all season.
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