This plant likes a spot where the sun shines regularly, but occasional shade from trees or shrubs is also fine. The soil in which it grows should be nicely rich in nutrients, permeable to water and retain a little moisture. But even in a drier place it does well.
In winter, the Stork Snapdragon dies off almost completely above ground. After flowering, it is best to cut it back considerably, to only a few inches above the ground.
General care tips can be found here
