How to Grow and Care for Angelonia

Angelonia salicariifolia is a perennial herb that is native to parts of South and Central America but has become naturalized elsewhere, including India. The foliage resembles that of the willow tree, resulting in its common name, the willowleaf angelon. It has sweet-smelling purple flowers that attract a variety of pollinators.

Angelonia is easily mistaken for annual spring and fall snapdragons. The flowers are similar in appearance, but angelonia can bloom in the summer heat. The flowers also have a light, fruity fragrance.

Angelonia 'Angelface White' is a variety of summer snapdragon that is easy to grow and may grow to twice the size of other snap dragon or angelonia varieties. It is also distinctive for its white flowers and long bloom time, which runs from late spring until the first frost. Gardeners also love angelonia 'Angelface White' for its spectacular blooms that do well as cut flowers.

Angelonia 'Angelface Perfectly Pink' is a flowering plant that adds a pop of color to any garden. It is often sought after for its heat tolerance and ability to attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Native to Mexico and the Caribbean, can be used as an annual or perennial depending on the climate.

Angelonia 'Angelface Super White' is a cultivar from the plantain family bred for its large, showy white blooms. The flowers are larger than those produced by other plants in the genus. It also has a longer blooming period throughout the summer. Another difference is that angelonia 'Angelface Super White' is also drought and heat tolerant.