When planting snapdragon seeds, the optimum time to start snapdragon seeds indoors is about six to ten weeks before the last frost in spring. Snapdragons are slow-starters that germinate best in cool temperatures. Some gardeners have good luck planting snapdragon seeds directly in the garden.
Snapdragons do best in rich, well-draining soil in a sunny location, though they will tolerate part shade. Pinching off the stem tips on young plants will make them thicker and bushier, and deadheading the spent flowers will extend the bloom season, often right into the first frost of the late fall or early winter.
Snapdragon seeds look like tiny black or dark brown pellets with mostly straight edges. Snapdragon seed pods look like miniature brown skulls with gaping eye sockets. You will find snapdragon seeds inside the Antirrhinum skulls.. . . . .364011235402!]
