Erysimum, Common Wallflower, English Wallflower 'Orange Bedder'

This plant starts blossoming in May ( zone 5a ) and continues without any fuss until a heavy frost. I've never had a problem as far as di...Read Moresease or bugs; it's one of my favorite perennials.

Some time ago, put a few of these into my "fire garden" along with red Lucifer crocosmia and yellow Stella d' Oro daylilies arranged arou...Read Morend a low basalt rockery and a downhill spill of dry-creek-bed river rock. Sunny exposure, of course, They have flourished, not only in their original, and, admitedly over-prepared bed, but also in sand, bark and rocky organically-challenged dirt. Bullet proof, prolific, clear sassy/cheerful color and ooooooooh that wonderful scent! It's one of the few plants I allow to go anywhere it wants to go in our yard.