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Erysimum x marshallii - Siberian Wallflower (50 Seeds)
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Erysimum x marshallii - Siberian Wallflower (50 Seeds)

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South Africa
Product code
ERY-MAR01-50
Bob Shop ID
73820595

Erysimum x marshallii

Common Name: Siberian Wallflower
Synonyms: Erysimum x allionii, Cheiranthus x allionii
Plant Family: Brassicaceae

Plant Type: annual/biennial, evergreen, scented or aromatic, poisonous

Growth habit: bushy
Growth Rate: medium, mature size: 0.6m. high x 0.45m. wide

 

Colour: leaf- dark green, flower- orange, stem- green

Season of interest: Spring
Position: full sun
Soil: dry, moist, pH preference - Neutral, pH tolerance - Neutral-Alkaline
Hardiness: minimum -18°C, USDA zone 7 to 10
Origin: Britain

Description:
Biennial or short-lived evergreen perennial. Bushy habit with dark green foliage. Clusters of bright orange flowers, freely produced in spring and early summer.

Cultivation:
Well drained, preferably neutral or slightly alkaline, soil in full sun. Will thrive in poor soils. Keep moist until established. Cutting back hard after flowering will sometimes produce another flush of flowers in summer.

Propagation:
From seed, sown in midsummer. Also by stem cuttings.

Design and Other Uses:
Late spring bedding. Attractive to insects.

Other Notes:
Probably a hybrid of E. perofskianum x E. decumbens, first raised by John Marshall, England, 1846 (not Siberia!). There is some naming confusion and it is most commonly, but incorrectly, known as Erysimum allionii. pronounced: er-RIS-ih-mum mar-SHALL-ee-eye