Snapdragon external links

This is a list of external links to other sites in the WWW with information about snapdragons or Antirrhinum.

There is a snapdragon FAQ (Snapdragon Frequently Asked Questions) provided by Pugh's Florists and Gifts with information about caring for arranged and boxed snapdragons.
Pennsylvanania State University Horticulture Trial Garden 1994 (Antirrhinum) with the results of field trials with the varieties "Bells Mixture", "Chimes Mixture", "Liberty Mixture", "Rembrandt", "Royal Carpet Mix", "Tetra Mix" from different seed providers. They also provide some hints for the growing snapdragons.
Japanese site about triploid Snapdragons. This variety is called Chihaya and can only be multiplied by cuttings. To read this site your browser needs to be able to unterstand Japanese fonts.
The Gatersleben Gene Bank has a search page where you may enter the term "Antirrhinum" to obtain a list of all the species and mutants currently held in the collection of the Institut für Pflanzengenetik und Kulturpflanzenforschung, Corrensstraße 3, D-06466 Gatersleben. This page is in English and German.
Ever wondered what snapdragons are useful for? You can eat snapdragon flowers! Here is a recipe for Snapdragon soufle published by a company colled group soft. NB: Be careful, snapdragons are somewhat toxic.

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