The flowers are similar to other members of the toadflax family borne in a spike-like raceme and may be any one of a variety of colours. Leaves are linear and untoothed. Linaria maroccana has a corolla spur that is much longer than the corolla.

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Casual plant of disturbed ground often close to habitation. It is widely grown in gardens and usually occurs as a garden escape

May to July.

Annual.

Widespread but occasional as a wild flower in Britain.

Infrequent as a wild flower in Leicestershire and Rutland. It was not recorded in the 1979 Flora survey of Leicestershire.