![[Photo: pink Antirrhinum majus volunteer.]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh709hc31PA_u5C8P7hjbgP8lHhIgkLEaQSjMPMFulB0CtgcJ56sJhmtuWQySrmZHEPM8BJC0l6DEoHCoA8yxkx3MQ4NdjcWO_cnxe4yp2EJa8Ete6CkJlZWuBobJMvIy-ZamKpXsGzAN4/s400/mystery+1d.JPG)
For once my soft-hearted refusal to pull up unknown volunteers has paid off. These little beauties showed up in our front yard; I'm not sure whence they came since we have never had snapdragons in the front yard as far as I can recall.
![[Photo: white Antirrhinum majus volunteer.]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiW-R_mpQpZ9Xg51vV7C2Auicydj8WGv5LzmP2jgOy-Z-jmrNJPV3Em6kwgq83A_97Mz1xEd6OEM-3Uru_8CiHhQpsaQd81S1cLHBtCfzPAPvSMqj9gsMWRKuq-fTr3W6xdKnWpBoKUX-s/s280/mystery+1c.JPG)
It's surprising to me that they are doing so well here, since usually snapdragons prefer full sun, and the spot they're growing is part- to full shade.
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