I’ve been growing snapdragons in my cut flower garden for several years and they have quickly become one of my favorite blooms to grow. While you can find some types of snapdragons at the garden nursery, you are better off starting these gorgeous blooms from seed. I started a few varieties using the winter sowing method but I’m also growing a few under grow lights indoors this week. Here’s how to do it! 🌸Snapdragons can be started indoors about 8-10 weeks before the last expected frost in your

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