Annuals · 11 varieties

Angelonia

The 'summer snapdragon' — upright bloom spikes that shrug off July heat without deadheading.

Light: Full sun
Height: 8–20″
Spread: 10–18″
Deer: Usually left alone
Pollinators: Bees and butterflies work it
Containers: Good in pots
Pets: Not on the ASPCA list ask us

Mounds and fills — the filler that knits a planting together.

Angelonia varieties we grow — Serena, Serenita

6 of our 10 have photos so far. Tap the on any variety to save it to your list, or tap a photo to see it larger. Availability changes daily — call (763) 742-8774 for what’s on the bench today.

Grouped by series — varieties bred together tend to match in habit and size. Ask us how they differ.

Serena 4

Angelonia Serena Blue — Serena Blue New16–20″ × 12–14″

Angelonia Serena Magenta — Serena Magenta New16–20″ × 12–14″

Angelonia Serena Purple — Serena Purple16–20″ × 12–14″

Angelonia Serena White — Serena White16–20″ × 12–14″

Serenita 3

Serenita Blue Sky angelonia — Serenita Blue Sky12–14″ × 12–14″

Angelonia Serenita Cherry Red — Serenita Cherry Red New12–14″ × 12–14″

Angelonia Serenita Pink — Serenita Pink12–14″ × 12–14″

Others 4

Angelonia Archangel Dark Purple — Archangel Dark Purple12–14″ × 10–12″Medium-upright angelonia with dark purple spikes that shrug off extreme heat and humidity.Photo: Ball Seed

Angelonia Alonia Big Bicolor Pink — Alonia Big Bicolor Pink14–16″ × 12–14″

Angelonia Angel Flare Black — Angel Flare Black8–12″ × 12–18″

Angelonia Archangel Cherry Red — Archangel Cherry Red12–14″ × 10–12″

Plant it with

Angelonia likes full sun. These share its light and mix tall, mounding and trailing shapes, so a pot or bed fills out:

Zinnia Celosia Alyssum Gomphrena Verbena Canna

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