Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => General Forum => Topic started by: Palustris on May 18, 2018, 01:45:03 PM
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We have only ever grown Antirrhinum molle, A. sempervirens and A. braun-blankettii, none of which are anywhere near this colour, so can anyone explain where this has come from.
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Oddly enough, we had a similar Snap-dragon which appeared in the same way as yours - it came back for quite a few years and I grew fond of it for its will to live, in spite of being "odd" for the rest of its companions in the garden. I supposed tht there were "border" anthirrhinums being grown nearby and a bumble bee had worked its magic with A. sempervirens or molle.
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A bee would have to fly a very long way to reach us from any garden where annual snapdragons may have been grown, Certainly none of our neighbours grow them.