Erysimum insulare suffrutescens
Wallflower
Perennials, Flowers
ERYSIMUMThis genus swallowed up Cheiranthus, which included the old-fashioned biennial bedding-plant wallflowers and several choice perennials. All have the typical clustered four-petaled flowers that give the crucifers their name, but their habits and uses differ widely.
Erysimum insulare suffrutescensNative to central and Southern California coasts. Woody-based growth 6–24 in. high, 4–12 in. wide, with narrow leaves and fragrant orange-yellow flowers inspring. Little water.
Erysimum insulare suffrutescens
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