Tom Thumb mixed – Antirrhinum majus

Antirrhinum majus is a short-lived perennial commonly treated as an annual. Its narrow leaves accompany spikes of two-lipped flowers. Bees can push apart the lips to reach nectar, linking flower structure with pollination. Tall and compact selections occur, while summer heat can shorten the display. Tom Thumb mixed is a compact, bushy mixture with a broad range of flower colours.