Northeast Gardening: Sunday June 24 RU..., 1 by Seandor

Seandor wrote:
Wallflowers are extremely fragrant perennials or biannuals. They bloom at the same time tulips do and are often planted in the same beds as tulips. They tend to be in colours of yellow, orange, bronze. In England, people plant their wallflowers in the fall, after they wallflowers finish blooming, they dig them up and move them to a row in the vegetable garden. There they still until fall, when they are moved again to where they will bloom in the spring. North Americans probably just treat them like biannuals.