Why Choose Wallflower Plants from Carbeth Plants
How to Choose and Grow Wallflower Plants
Frequently Asked Questions
Most wallflowers are grown as biennials, flowering strongly in their second year before fading. Perennial wallflowers such as erysimum Bowles Mauve can live and flower for several years with light pruning and good care.
Wallflowers are generally hardy but can suffer in poorly drained soil or deep shade. Root rot and short flowering can occur if soil stays wet or plants are overcrowded.
Traditional varieties such as Fire King and mixed colour wallflowers are known for their sweet, classic scent. Fragrance is strongest in spring and in sunny positions.
Yes, wallflower plants grow very well in pots and containers. Choose a free draining compost, place in full sun, and water regularly during dry weather.
Bare root wallflowers are best planted in autumn or early spring, while potted plants can be planted almost year round when the ground is not frozen.
Yes, wallflowers are attractive to bees and early pollinators, making them a valuable addition to wildlife friendly gardens.
Biennial wallflowers flower once and then decline, while perennial wallflowers can return year after year with light trimming after flowering.