code: 907
It should be planted in spring or late summer
Family: Cruciferae
Common name: Siberian Wallflower
Plant Classification: Hardy biennial
Minimum Height: 30 cm
Maximum Height: 45 cm
Packet Content(approx.): 20
Dazzling clusters of perfumed orange flowers absolutely smother the canopy of evergreen foliage on this biennial, bushy plant. It should be planted in spring or late summer for blooms the second year when the the appealing fragrance of the flowers makes them a good choice for flower arrangements. They are also a great addition to any landscape or meadow planting. Butterflies and bees love this late-spring-through-summer, long-blooming flower.
Sowing advice:
For best results, seeds are sown directly into the ground where required in the spring. Alternatively, sow in late winter/early spring in gentle warmth, 15-20 degrees C. Prick out into small 3″ pots and plant in final position when the plants are established.
General information:
| Category: | Perennial |
| Available Colors: | Flowers in shades of gold, pink, apricot, and purple |
| Bloom Time: | Spring |
| Height Range: | 20-24″ (51-61cm) |
| Space Range: | 12-15″ (30-38cm) |
| Lowest Temperature: | -40° to -30°F (-40° to -34°C) |
| Plant Light: | Full Sun |
| Companion Plants: | Candytuft, Lavender, Echeveria |
Uses
Wonderful for mixed borders and rock gardens. Perfect for all kinds of containers. Cut flowers are long-lasting in fresh bouquets. Best planted in groups.
