Often called Summer Snapdragon because of the flowers’ resemblance to that earlier bloomer, this upright, sprawling “thriller” makes a great container plant or full-sun garden addition when spaced 9’-12’ apart to give enough room to thrive.
Angelonia doesn’t bloom until the full heat of summer is on, but boy, but then will flower profusely.
This tall, colorful beauty also smells great - a bit like apples - and makes long-lasting, high-impact cut flowers while still being easy to grow and generally low maintenence.