Angelonia, Summer Snapdragon 'AngelMist White' (Angelonia angustifolia)

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yvana Stone Mountain, GA(Zone 7b) Jan 08, 2003

Angelonia 'AngelMist White'

Common name: Angelonia, Summer Snapdragon 'AngelMist White'
Family: Scrophulariaceae
Genus: Angelonia
Species angustifolia

Plant Link: http://plantsdatabase.com/go/54109/

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sassytiger Lakeland, FL Nov 04, 2003

I have never seen this color snapdragon this color! Do you have any seeds from it?

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yvana Stone Mountain, GA(Zone 7b) Nov 06, 2003

I have one blooming right now, but I am not sure how to harvest the seeds...any idea what they look like?

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sassytiger Lakeland, FL Nov 06, 2003

Nope!

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BUFFY690 Prosperity, SC(Zone 7b) Nov 07, 2003

Cool plant I got one this year and it was about one foot wide and 8 inches tall it now has over taken a whole corner in my flowerbed it is now about 2 feet tall and 3 1/2 feet wide and has not stopped flowering I couln't figure out how to harvest any seeds but if you take a piece at a joint and dip in a little rootone they do well. I recieved a piece of the same species but in purple and it took root quite quickly in the shade of my other plants on my patio. If any one figures out how to get at the seeds let me know. :)

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sassytiger Lakeland, FL Nov 08, 2003

Where do you find that 'rootone'?

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BUFFY690 Prosperity, SC(Zone 7b) Nov 10, 2003

You can find rootone at your local garden shop or at places like LOWES or HOME DEPO and even WALMART

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sassytiger Lakeland, FL Nov 10, 2003

Is it a powder or a liquid?

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BUFFY690 Prosperity, SC(Zone 7b) Nov 11, 2003

it is a powder and you can buy it in an envelope or a sm bottle it last and lasts because you only use a little at a time

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Sashagirl Feb 11, 2007

Just had to comment, even tho this is an old post.

According to info I got on Google, this hybrid seldom seeds, and if it per chance, would,-probably wouldn't look like parent plant.

There are also some good comments in Plantfiles.
Deanna

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