Siberian Wallflower has a cluster of fiery, bright-orange flowers above a canopy of evergreen foliage. This fragrant flower is attractive to birds, bees, and butterflies. It is naturally a biennial but can be a perennial in warmer climates, blooming in the late spring. Sow seeds directly onto soil in late fall or early spring, pressing down but do not cover them with soil.
Color: Orange Height: 10-18″ Type: Biennial/Perennial in warmer climates Climate: Full Sun/Part Shade -Dry/Average Seeds/lb.: 342,000 Zones: 3a-9a
