Erysimum 'Sugar Rush Purple Bicolor' (Sugar Rush Purple Bicolor Wallflower) (4in.)

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This small, sweetly fragrant, long-blooming evergreen perennial features a mix of striking purple and reddish-pink, and yellow-orange flowers with narrow, dark-green leaves.

It prefers well-drained sunny locations and is very drought tolerant once established. It grows 18-12 in. high and wide and will bloom in fall and again in the spring. Deadheading after bloom will prolong the flowering period through the summer.

Terrific to define a border edge with year-round foliage, it also works well in window boxes or containers, rock gardens and as a bedding plant. Provides months of pollinator habitat, spring through fall!

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This small, sweetly fragrant, long-blooming evergreen perennial features a mix of striking purple and reddish-pink, and yellow-orange flowers with narrow, dark-green leaves.

It prefers well-drained sunny locations and is very drought tolerant once established. It grows 18-12 in. high and wide and will bloom in fall and again in the spring. Deadheading after bloom will prolong the flowering period through the summer.

Terrific to define a border edge with year-round foliage, it also works well in window boxes or containers, rock gardens and as a bedding plant. Provides months of pollinator habitat, spring through fall!

This small, sweetly fragrant, long-blooming evergreen perennial features a mix of striking purple and reddish-pink, and yellow-orange flowers with narrow, dark-green leaves.

It prefers well-drained sunny locations and is very drought tolerant once established. It grows 18-12 in. high and wide and will bloom in fall and again in the spring. Deadheading after bloom will prolong the flowering period through the summer.

Terrific to define a border edge with year-round foliage, it also works well in window boxes or containers, rock gardens and as a bedding plant. Provides months of pollinator habitat, spring through fall!