Conservation Plant
- Introduced: 2010
- By: Norfolk & Suffolk Group
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Conservation Scheme information for Erysimum cheiri ‘Bloody Warrior’
- ID: P182
- Introduced: 2010
- By: Norfolk & Suffolk Group
- Reason: Historic plant, probably dating from late 16th century.
- Verified by: not known
- Description: Short-lived evergreen perennial with rather lax habit.
- Dimensions: 45cm x 30cm
- Flowers: Double maroon-red flecked with yellow. Scented.
- Foliage: Evergreen, lanceolate grey-green leaves.
- Soil: Neutral to alkaline soil. Free-draining.
- Aspect: Full sun
- Pests: Like all brassicas they can be susceptible to flea beetle damage which appears as small holes in the leaves. Club root can be a problem if the soil is too acid.
- Cultivation: Short-lived perennial with typical lifespan of 3-4 yrs so needs to be propagated regularly.
- Propagation: Take soft or semi-ripe cuttings to root in gritty compost under glass, with or without heat.
Extended plant information for Erysimum cheiri ‘Bloody Warrior’
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