This perennial (hardy down to zone 5) produces tall, slender flowering spikes with tiny snapdragon-like flowers in soft shades of baby pink! Once established, this perennial is drought tolerant. Prefers full sun. This linaria makes a wonderful cut flower! Florets continue to open upwards as the flowers mature. Wonderful garden specimen.  Quite low maintenance once established.  Prefers well drained soil.
 
Approx. 100 seeds/pkt. Please note that the seed is very small.  Seed need a 2-4 week period of cold, moist stratification to break seed dormancy.  Place seeds on moist substrate and place in fridge for the time period before sowing indoors for transplants.