Antirrhinum, commonly known as snapdragons, are versatile garden favorites famous for their unique, snout-shaped flowers that “snap” open and shut when squeezed
- Flowers: The blooms are zygomorphic (bilaterally symmetrical) with two “lips”. While the classic form is the snapping “dragon mouth,” modern varieties include butterfly-type (open-faced) and azalea-type (double-petaled and ruffled).
- Structure: Flowers grow in dense clusters along tall, upright spikes called racemes.
- Fragrance: Many varieties possess a light, sweet fragrance reminiscent of candy or fruit, particularly during warm, sunny days



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