“Dwarf” if you’re a giant maybe. I planted a cluster of about 16 and now they’re about 8 feet tall. I need a ladder to pick the fruit! I get a good amount of fruit every second day and I couldn’t be any happier!
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The genus Aurinia is native to southeastern Europe, Turkey, and Russia. It is closely related to, but distinct from, Alyssum. All are in the Brassica family (Brassicaceae), which makes them not-so-distant relatives of broccoli and mustard. The common name for Aurinia saxatilis is Basket of Gold Alyssum.
Bloom time: Mid- to late spring.
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“Dwarf” if you’re a giant maybe. I planted a cluster of about 16 and now they’re about 8 feet tall. I need a ladder to pick the fruit! I get a good amount of fruit every second day and I couldn’t be any happier!