The wait was long but worth it to plant Angelface Wedgwood Pink It was about 30 years ago that the first varieties of Angelonia angustifolia or angel flower showed up in the marketplace.

Angelface Wedgwood Pink angelonia will make its long-anticipated debut this spring. Angelonia also known as summer snapdragon is grown as a summer long blooming annual that will reach 18 to 30 ...

Serena Series Angelonia is an exceptional summer bedding plant that can be relied upon for dependable garden performance through the hottest summer weather.

One great plant for summer color is the angelonia. The National Garden Bureau has named 2024 the Year of the Angelonia alongside hostas, squash, lilies, buddleias and African violets. The bureau ...

Angelface Wedgwood Pink angelonia will make its long-anticipated debut this spring. Angelonia also known as summer snapdragon is grown as a summer long blooming annual that will reach 18 to 30 ...

The Angelonia Angelface series such as this Wedgewood Pink have snapdragon-like flowers and versatility in various garden and landscape settings.

The Angelface series has won just under a hundred awards and offers gardeners the best for landscape or containers, where they can play thriller, spiller or filler.

If you're tired of deer eating your flowers, you'll want to plant this deer-resistant summer flower that will fill your garden with its sweet fragrance.

Angelonia angustifolia has been around for a while. Native to tropical regions of Mexico and the West Indies, it is sometimes called summer snapdragon. This moniker, however, is misleading.

The angelonia or summer snapdragon seems to be on an unstoppable course of rising popularity thanks to varieties like the Angelface series.

The National Garden Bureau has designated 2024 The Year of the Angelonia. Angelonia is also called summer snapdragon. You can see why, with this award-winning Angelface Super White. Norman Winter/TNS ...

One great plant for summer color is the angelonia. The National Garden Bureau has named 2024 the Year of the Angelonia alongside hostas, squash, lilies, buddleias and African violets. The bureau ...