Erysimum pulchellum Echinacea enjoyed by hummingbirds

enjoyed by hummingbirds

This vigorous and fast-multiplying Thad Howard cross of Crinum moorei and Crinum erubescens is certainly one of the easiest to grow

it easily weaves in and around taller perennials as long as they aren't dense enough to provide too much shade

along railroad tracks in Marion

byzantinus 'Cruentus' used to be only available as a pass-along plant

Erysimum pulchellum Echinacea enjoyed by hummingbirdsI'm in love with Erysimum pulchellum. Despite hailing from dryland climates like Turkey, Armenia, and Iran, pretty mustard wallflower has thrived in our climate of wet summers and soggy cold winters. In our well drained rock garden, Erysimum pulchellum has formed a 2" tall x 2' wide evergreen mat of woody stems clothed with tiny leaves that make a ridiculously dense groundcover. Starting in late March and continuing into April, the clumps are