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Bishy Barnabees Cottage Garden

Wallflower Fair Lady

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With a soft mix of pastels and rust tones such as cream, lemon, gold, purple, and rose, this wallflower is perfect for cottage gardens, borders, containers, etc., and makes a lovely cut flower too with a sweet fragrance. 

Like all wallflowers it's a hardy biennial. Sown in the summer to be planted out in the autumn, it will happily over winter outside before putting on growth in the early spring ready to flower. 

Quantity of Seeds 50 Seeds
Type Perennial grown as a biennial
Genus Erysimum cheiri
Sow Seeds

When the soil is warm, which should be between the end of May-July, sow seeds outside in a seedbed that has been thoroughly prepared. You can also choose to sow the seeds indoors in modules, but make sure to keep them in the shade and maintain moderate temperatures. The heat will hinder the germination process of wallflowers. Provide a moist and shaded environment for the seed trays. 7–14 days to germinate at 15–18℃. Grow on for another 6 weeks, and then plant outside in late August or early September.

Plant Out After the last frosts
Flowers

March onwards

Height & Spread

30-40cm high x 30-40cm spread

 

Wallflower Cloth of Gold

RHS Plants for Pollinators.

The RHS Plants for Pollinators mark is only given to plants that support pollinating insects.

    Soft pastel and rust-toned wallflower blooms in a cottage garden, showcasing cream, lemon, and rose colors.
    Beautiful wallflower &

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    Anonymous
    Lovely fresh seeds

    Great % germination, healthy plants now growing vigorously. Very pleased, and can't wait to see what shades the flowers are next spring!

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    Catherine Clarke
    Ruby Gem Wallflowers

    Sowed these seeds just over a week ago. They germinated in just a couple of days with about a 95% germination rate, so they must be very fresh seeds. I have had to pot them on already! Very pleased, thank you.