Sparkling groups of fragrant orange blossoms completely envelop the green canopy of this perennial, dense shrub. It’s recommended to plant them in spring or towards the end of summer to enjoy their blooms the following year, as their delightful scent makes them an excellent choice for bouquets. They also enhance any garden or field planting. Butterflies and bees are attracted to this late-spring to summer, extended-blooming shrub. SOWING GUIDELINES Begin by starting them in a cold frame or greenhouse with high-quality soil. Plant the seeds at a depth of 5mm and ensure they remain consistently moist (not soaked) until they sprout. Remove the weaker plants as soon as they are ready to be handled and transfer them to individual pots. Gradually acclimate them to outdoor conditions before setting them outside in the summer. Seeds planted later can be sown directly into the ground. Wallflowers prefer well-drained soil, so be careful not to overwater them. Regularly removing faded flowers will extend their display.