Thompson & Morgan Antirrhinum Bronze Apricot - 2 Litre Pot
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The Thompson & Morgan Antirrhinum ‘Bronze Apricot’ is an ideal choice for gardeners looking to add vintage, dusky tones to their borders, containers, or floral arrangements. This fragrant variety offers a long blooming season from summer through autumn, though it requires well-draining soil and will struggle in waterlogged conditions, making careful site selection essential for success.
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| Model Part Number | KA0717 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
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FAQs
How large will this plant grow?
When fully established, it will reach a height of up to 35cm and a spread of 25cm.
Does it need full sun?
Yes, Antirrhinum ‘Bronze Apricot’ performs best when positioned in a spot that receives full sun.
Can I grow this in a pot?
Absolutely, this variety is well-suited for containers, provided they have good drainage.
When does it bloom?
You can expect blooms throughout the summer months, extending into the autumn.
How do I keep it blooming longer?
Frequent deadheading of faded flowers is the most effective way to encourage the production of new blooms.
What soil type is best?
Fertile, free-draining soil is essential. Avoid heavy, waterlogged ground.
Troubleshooting
Flowers are wilting or rotting at the base
This is likely caused by soil that is too wet; improve drainage by adding grit or ensure the container has adequate drainage holes.
Plant stopped producing new flowers
Check for faded blooms and deadhead the stems; also ensure the plant is receiving sufficient sunlight and regular liquid fertilizer.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Stunning, unique color combination
- Fragrant flowers improve garden ambiance
- Long-lasting blooming season
- Suitable for both containers and garden beds
Cons
- Sensitive to waterlogged or heavy soil
- Requires regular deadheading to maximize output
- Needs protection from harsh, exposed weather
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your plant thrives, start by selecting a position in full sun with fertile, free-draining soil. If your garden has heavy clay soil, mix in a generous amount of coarse grit or sharp sand before planting to prevent root rot. Once planted, provide regular water until the root system is fully established. As the season progresses, feed the plant periodically to support continuous flowering. Maintenance is straightforward: prioritize regular deadheading by snapping off faded flower spikes at the base to prevent the plant from going to seed, which effectively forces it to redirect energy into creating new, vibrant blossoms.