30x bare root Wallflower Fire King

Wallflower Fire King

Erysimum cheiri
SKU: 50419
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From 10th November 2024
From 10th November 2024
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Wallflower Fire King / 10x bare root
£11.95
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Product Details
A rich, apricot orange flowered wallflowers for a carpet of early spring colour.
• Flowers are sweetly scented and bee and butterfly friendly
• A great and long lasting source of spring blooms
• Flowers from March to May
Wallflowers can add a welcome burst of colour, and the tall spires of bloom look great in a border as a focal point, or can be allowed to grow through other less colourful plants, bringing bright punctuation to a dull scheme.
Supplied as bare roots, these are large, mature plants ‘in the green’ which will quickly establish once planted. Our wallflowers are field-grown in the UK and are lifted, hand graded, packed and despatched all within a 48 hour period to ensure the quality of our plants.
Grow in any well-drained soil in full sun. Fully hardy, biennial
Planting & Harvesting
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  • Sow Indoors
  • Sow/Plant Outside
  • Flowers/Harvest

Customer Reviews

Based on 14 reviews
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Sonia D.
Good value

Good plants an efficient service

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Susan P.
Bare rooted wallflowers

Plants arrived fast and were carefully packed. Planted the same day and still looking perky.

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jean w.
Wallflower fire king

Plants arrived promptly and in excellent condition.

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M.G.

Healthy-looking plants. Arrived well packed. A firm to use again.

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Mrs D.V.S.
Marvellous

These wallflowers are by far the best ones I have ever had - coming through the post generally means there will be alot of yellowing leaves to pick off and a necessacery drink. But these were strong plants and green from top to toe - already looking fit to be admired - even in the green they are lovely! Thank you!

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