Mostly grown as annuals in full sun, snapdragons are only hardy in USDA zones 7 to 10. That means, if you get cold winters, these plants probably won't be coming back in the spring.

Snapdragons infuse your garden with an array of vibrant color. For greater visual interest, try growing them with alongside this fast-growing flower.

When they’re alive, Snapdragons make beautiful flowers. But when the seed pods die, something peculiar happens… the dead flower heads resemble miniature human skulls.

A pink and yellow common snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus) flowering. CREDIT: Andrea Innocenti/REDA/Universal Images Group via Getty Images.

One local flower farm has discovered sunflowers and snapdragons are the most popular in the region. Floramère Flower Farm has been growing flowers for about three years and have flowers for both ...