Walfrastar
ActiveErysimum L. · Wallflower
Tristram David
Erysimum L. Wallflower · Ornamentals · bred by van Sambeek Ellen
also searched as: доериинбрил
10 August 2026
The plant has an upright and mounded growth habit. It is distinguished by moderately vigorous development and a tendency for profuse branching, which results in the formation of a dense and thick bush.
The variety is characterized by a long flowering period. The flowers are large, deep red or dark purple-red in shade with a yellow-orange center. The variety is intended for use in ornamental gardening.
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