Double Frappe Light Pink Snapdragon Cut Flower seed

About 40 seeds

 

 

Double Frappe Light Pink Snapdragon

 

 

40 Seeds | Group 2–3 | Fully Double Blush Blooms

 

Double Frappe Light Pink is a refined, romantic snapdragon with lush, fully double blooms stacked along strong, elegant stems. Unlike traditional open-faced snapdragons, these blossoms resemble tiny azaleas — layered, ruffled, and softly luminous in the palest blush pink.

 

The color is gentle and airy, blending beautifully into pastel palettes, wedding work, and cottage-style gardens. Each spike feels plush and abundant, bringing movement and texture to bouquets.

 

This variety is especially prized by flower growers for its strong stems, uniform height, and excellent cut performance.

 

✨ Soft light blush pink

✨ Fully double, azalea-style blooms

✨ Excellent cut flower

✨ Cool-season hardy annual

✨ Tall, sturdy stems

 

 

 

 

Group Information

 

 

Snapdragon Group 2–3 (Intermediate / Main Season)

Double Frappe Light Pink performs best in cool to mild temperatures and is ideal for spring and early summer production.

 

• Group 2 types thrive in cool spring conditions.

• Group 3 types tolerate slightly warmer temperatures.

 

This makes Double Frappe versatile for most growing zones and perfect for main-season harvest.

 

 

 

 

Growing Instructions

 

 

Botanical Name: Antirrhinum majus

Plant Type: Hardy annual

 

 

Starting Seeds

 

 

• Start indoors 8–10 weeks before last frost.

• Seeds require light to germinate — press onto soil surface, do not cover.

• Maintain 65–70°F.

• Keep evenly moist.

• Germination: 7–14 days.

 

 

Transplanting

 

 

• Harden off before planting outdoors.

• Transplant after danger of hard frost has passed.

• Space 6–9 inches apart.

• Support netting recommended for straight cut stems.

 

 

Growing Conditions

 

 

• Full sun to partial shade

• Fertile, well-drained soil

• Consistent watering

• Light feeding during growth

 

 

Pinching & Harvesting

 

 

• Pinch plants at 4–6 inches tall to encourage branching.

• Harvest when the bottom third of florets are open.

• Deadhead regularly to extend bloom time.

 

With proper care, these snapdragons produce tall, ruffled spikes that feel almost bridal in their softness — a graceful addition to the cutting garden or flower field.