Antirrhinum multiflorum

Antirrhinum multiflorum

Antirrhinum multiflorum

Antirrhinum multiflorum

Botanical Name: Antirrhinum multiflorum
Common Name: Rose Snapdragon or Wild Snapdragon

This short-lived plant is recommended as an accent plant while slower growing shrubs mature. Perfect biennial for dry gardens and slopes. Profuse flowering. Fire-follower in its natural habitat.

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Plant Family: Scrophulariaceae

Plant Type: Biennial

Height by Width: 2-4' H x 2-4' W

Growth Habit: Rounded and bushy

Deciduous/Evergreen: Semi-evergreen

Growth Rate: Fast

Sun Exposure: Full to partial sun

Soil Preference: Well-draining

Water Requirements: Occasional to moderate

Cold Hardy to: 35 degrees F

Flower Season: Spring/Summer

Flower Color: Rose pink

Endangered?: Not Listed

Distribution: Central Sierra Nevada Foothills,Southern San Francisco Bay, South Coast Range, Northern Channel Islands, Transverse Ranges

Natural Habitat: Rocky or disturbed areas, burns. Elevation: 0 - 5000'

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