Cheiranthus cheiri or Erysimum cheiri, Flowers fragrant, usually yellow, orange or brick red. Will colonise old walls often grown as a biennial.
Latin Name: Cheiranthus cheiri
Common Name(s): Wild Wallflower
Plant Type: Perennial, Herbaceous
Friendly For: Bees, Butterflies, RHS Plants For Pollinators
Habitat: Chalk/Limestone Soil, Dry, Loam, Sandy, Sun, Well Drained
Colour:
Yellow
Height:
22-45cm
Flowering Time:
March - June
Excellent on dry stone walls in open and anywhere else where full sun and good drainage are available. The sweet scented flowers bloom in late spring in a sunny position with a typical flowering period of march to june. The bushy growth and ornamental plant flowers look similar to bowles mauve in stature. Wallflower plants produce beautiful coloured flowers in spring with lots of narrow, dark-green foliage. A great source of pollen for bees.
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| Country of Origin | GB |
| Flowering Time | March, April, May, June |
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