Flowers associated with the myth of strength and bravery
Number of seeds: 1000 / Botanical name: Antirrhinum majus
The snapdragon, also known as lion's mouth or dragonhead, is prized for its attractive flower spikes and was cultivated in ancient Greece and Rome. Its flowers have a distinctive structure, with the throat of the corolla split into two lateral lobes. These two lobes resemble the open jaws of a lion and give the flower its striking appearance.
Natural habitat: The snapdragon grows wild in the temperate regions of Europe, as well as in North Africa and parts of Asia.
