Antirrhinum Species, Hardy Snapdragon, Perennial Snapdragon, Spanish Snapdragon

not crazy about the color yellow. Does anyone know if there is a pink perennial varity of this plant.
Thanks

I found this hardy little snap growing near our back deck the first summer after we moved into this place five years ago. It gets slightl...Read Morey more shade than sun each day, and tends to get just a bit "leggy". I can deal with that, because it thrives on neglect and grows in uncultivated ground to act as a screen, covering the space between the deck and the ground. As another poster said, this plant is non-invasive - I wish it was!
I'm very pleased with this plant. The leaf structure is the same as the better-known varieties, but the size is slightly smaller. Relatively strong stems for a dainty snap. Mine are amazingly heat-tolerant, probably because of their overly-shady location and the moisture they (inavertently) get when I water my deck plants.

I love this plant, it's one of the first plants in my main perennial bed to bloom (mid april). Something interesting though, the first ye...Read Morear I planted it it was pale yellow as it should be, but the next year and this year, it's pink, a nice pink, but pink. Not sure what accounts for the color change. I like it but i'm puzzled!

A very easy perennial to wintersow or direct sowing in ones garden. This hardy snapdragon from Spain blooms the first year from seed. The...Read More second year, the bushy plants send up dozens of creamy yellow flower spikes in early summer. It continues to bloom all summer if deadheaded occasionally.

Antirrhinum braun-blanquetii has a wider spread than annual snapdragons, so give it plenty of room.