Wallflower
Botanical Name: Erysimum cheiri
Family Name: Brassicaceae
Plant Description: Bright, fragrant flowers often grown in gardens
Ecosystem: Rocky slopes, cultivated gardens
Size: 30–60 cm
Shape: Bushy, upright
Geographical Origin: Southern Europe
Current Distribution: Europe, North America
Flower Shapes and Colours: Yellow, orange, or reddish cross-shaped flowers
Seed Types and Size: Small, in thin pods
Uses: Ornamental, symbolic uses
Parts Used: Flowers
Medicinal Uses: Limited, used historically for heart conditions
Planetary Influences: Sun
Metaphysical Uses: Resilience, self-expression
Elemental Association: Fire