Angelface Cascade Snow Summer Snapdragon

Angelface Cascade Snow is a white-flowering, cascading summer snapdragon for sunny containers and hanging baskets. Its outward stems also soften the edge of a border, while the broad spread gives it room to trail. ## Form and placement [Romence Gardens lists a mature height of 8–14 inches and spread of 12–30 inches](https://romencegardens.com/products/angelonia-angelface-cascade-white). Use the spreading plant as a spiller over the edge of a basket or mixed container, or let it fill the front of a sunny bed. The same cultivar listing describes white flower spikes, fragrant foliage, and season-long bloom. ## Growing conditions Give it full sun and well-drained soil. [NC State Extension’s Angelonia guide](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/angelonia-angustifolia/) describes the species’ preference for full sun and fertile, moist, well-drained soil; these broad care notes apply to Angelonia, while the color and cascading form are specific to Cascade Snow. The retail cultivar page reports strong heat and drought tolerance. ## Maintenance Water regularly as new plants establish, then adjust to rainfall and heat. Container mixes can dry quickly in hot weather, so check baskets more often than in-ground beds. The exact cultivar listing says flowers are self-cleaning and do not need routine deadheading; remove damaged stems as needed.