Erysimum cheiri 'Fire King'

wallflower

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Buy Erysimum cheiri 'Fire King' wallflower: Stunning seasonal colour

  • Position: full sun
  • Soil: poor to moderately fertile, well-drained, neutral to alkaline soil
  • Rate of growth: average to fast-growing
  • Flowering period: March to May
  • Hardiness: fully hardy

    These bright orange-red wallflowers will provide a stunning display display in early spring, particularly when under-planted with deep deep red, orange or yellow coloured tulips. Often grown as a a biennial, you can plant them in large drifts throughout the border, or fill your patio pots with them.

  • Garden care:Start them off in a cold frame or greenhouse using good quality compost. Sow the seeds 5mm deep and keep moist (but not waterlogged) until they germinate. Thin out as soon as they are large enough to handle, potting them into individual pots. Harden off slowly before planting outside in summer. Late sowings can be done direct. Wallflowers like good drainage, so take care not to over-water. Regular dead-heading will prolong the display even further.

  • Sow: March-July

  • Flowering: March to May

  • Approximate quantity: 500 seeds.

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Stunning!

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Very successful sowing of seeds last summer and planted out in autumn in drifts amongst the borders. They look absolutely fantastic now, the garden is full of colour and the scent is wonderful. Going to sow more for a repeat performance next spring.

Bee Gee

Derbyshire

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i would recommend this product

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Hi,Would have liked a reminder to pinch tips out on the packet.Having said that managed to grow 500+ plants from one packet.About half planted in the garden,where they are bushing out(?)nicely.The other half still in pots looking sorry for themselves beink talland spindly.Popeye s Olive Oil of the plant world if you like:-)Any suggestions what to do with them ? Thanks

Wol

Newcastle Staffordshire

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are the seeds of this plant viable if left to self seed or collected at the end of the flowering season?

Cybercrow

Hello, These do set seed, however I cannot guarantee that the seedlings will be the same as the parent plant.

Helen

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