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"Discover the Vibrant World of Snapdragons: From Victorian Botanical Illustrations to Colorful Varieties" Snapdragon, scientifically known as Antirrhinum majus, is a captivating flower that showcases a wide range of color variations. Commonly referred to as nettle, weasel snout, stinging nettle, or snapdragon, this plant has been beautifully depicted in Victorian botanical illustrations. Intriguingly they can often associated with other flowers like foxglove and digitalis due to their similar appearance. These enchanting blooms have earned their nickname "snap dragon" for their unique shape resembling a mythical creature's mouth. The allure of snapdragons extends beyond its visual appeal. It attracts fascinating creatures such as the Orange Gull butterfly (Cepora iudith malaya), adding an extra touch of natural wonder to any garden or landscape. One notable historical reference takes us back to Horsleys Green Camp around 1948 when snapdragons were likely blooming in abundance amidst nature's beauty. Another breathtaking sight can be found at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania where Iceland Poppies and snapdragons create a mesmerizing display. Snapdragons come in various hues including delicate pink shades that grace gardens across the United States. The diversity within this species allows for endless possibilities when it comes to creating stunning floral arrangements or simply enjoying the different types of flowers they produce. Amongst these variations lies the yellow-flowered snapdragon known as Antirrhinum linaria – an exquisite addition to any bouquet or garden bed. Its vibrant petals bring joy and brightness wherever they bloom. Whether captured through color lithography or admired firsthand in nature's embrace, each snapshot of a Snapdragon tells its own story. With its scientific name Antirrhinum majus proudly displayed alongside its striking features and rich history, this flower continues to captivate hearts and minds.