ALISA

Antirrhinum «ALISA» – an annual decorative crop from the cabbage family, known for its bright and large inflorescences. The plant reaches a height of about 90 cm, and the diameter of the spike-like inflorescence is approximately 10 cm. Flowers are gathered in dense, rich two-color compositions, which makes «ALISA» a popular choice for creating picturesque flower beds and flower gardens.

For successful cultivation of antirrhinum, moderate watering, good soil drainage, and sufficient sunlight are required. Seeds can be planted both in open ground and in greenhouses, where the plant develops quickly and provides a long flowering period. Thanks to its resistance to various climatic conditions, «ALISA» easily adapts to different soil types if basic agrotechnical recommendations are followed.

In addition to garden use, antirrhinum is valued as cut flower material: flowers remain fresh in water for up to two weeks. This makes it in demand in floristry and decorative event decoration. The history of the plant's origin, propagation methods, and care features allow gardeners to create beautiful compositions by combining «ALISA» with other decorative varieties to achieve a harmonious visual effect.