Chantilly Mix Snapdragon Seeds – 1000+ Pastel Butterfly Blooms for Cut Flowers & Pollinator Gardens

Chantilly Mix Snapdragon Seeds – 1000+ Pastel Butterfly Blooms for Cut Flowers & Pollinator Gardens

Chantilly Mix Snapdragon Seeds – 1000+ Butterfly Blooms – Tall Pastel Flowers for Cut Bouquets, Cottage Borders & Pollinator Gardens – USA
$19.99
Sale price  $19.99 Regular price  $28.00
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Chantilly Mix Snapdragon Seeds – 1000+ Pastel Butterfly Blooms for Cut Flowers & Pollinator Gardens

Chantilly Mix Snapdragon Seeds – 1000+ Pastel Butterfly Blooms for Cut Flowers & Pollinator Gardens

$19.99
Sale price  $19.99 Regular price  $28.00
TitleChantilly Mix Snapdragon Seeds – 1000+ Butterfly Blooms – Tall Pastel Flowers for Cut Bouquets, Cottage Borders & Pollinator Gardens – USA
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Chantilly Mix Snapdragon Seeds Overview

Chantilly Mix Snapdragon seeds produce beautiful pastel-colored flowers with an open butterfly shape. This variety includes shades of peach, cream, rose, coral, and yellow, making it a versatile choice for cut flower bouquets, cottage garden borders, and pollinator-friendly landscapes. With over 1000 seeds included, these snapdragons are ideal for creating large, colorful displays.

Key Features

  • Butterfly-type, open-faced snapdragon flowers
  • Mixed pastel colors including peach, cream, rose, coral, and yellow
  • Long-lasting stems suitable for cut flower arrangements
  • Attracts bees and butterflies, supporting pollinator gardens
  • Includes 1000+ seeds for extensive planting
  • Upright growth habit reaching 30–40 inches tall

Growing Information

Plant Chantilly Mix Snapdragon seeds in well-drained, fertile soil with full sun to part shade exposure. Moderate watering is recommended to maintain healthy growth. These annual plants typically mature in approximately 90 to 100 days. For best results, sow seeds in spring or late summer to enjoy blooms in fall. They can overwinter in USDA zones 7 to 10 as perennials but are grown as annuals in other zones.