AngelMist White Summer Snapdragon

Angelonia angustifolia ‘Balangwhit’, sold as AngelMist White, is the white-flowered selection listed by the Royal Horticultural Society under the synonym “Angelonia white.” It carries upright stems of snapdragon-like flowers and brings warm-season color to sunny borders and containers ([RHS cultivar record](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/164033/angelonia-angustifolia-angelmist-white-balangwhit/details); [NC State Extension](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/angelonia-angustifolia/)). ### Placement and growing conditions Plant in full sun and fertile soil that drains well while retaining some moisture. NC State Extension describes Angelonia as heat- and humidity-tolerant and notes that it is often grown as an annual where it cannot overwinter outdoors. The RHS lists AngelMist White as a trade selection and links the recorded white name to its cultivar denomination. ### Seasonal use Use it in mixed summer borders, grouped bedding, or containers where the upright flower stems can rise above lower plants. The narrow foliage and snapdragon-shaped flowers pair well with other sun-loving annuals; leave enough space for airflow around the stems. ## Maintenance Water regularly after planting and during extended dry weather; established angelonia tolerates some drought. Spent flowers do not need routine deadheading, though stems can be trimmed to keep containers tidy. In colder climates, grow it as a seasonal annual or move containers to a protected bright place before frost.