Wallflowers are amongst the first bedding plants to flower, making them a valuable resource for emerging pollinators especially bees. They are also a food plant for butterfly and moth caterpillars (who won't destroy the plants!). Wallflowers are very easy to grow; just plant in a sunny spot in autumn. You can remove stems as the flowers finish or leave them to gently self-seed. Grows to 50 x 30cm and produces orange flowers from April to June.
Siberian Wallflower / Erysimum x marshalli
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