If you love Pansies but are sad to see them go when temperatures begin to warm in spring, meet the Erysistible Tricolor Wallflower, a perennial for USDA Zones 5-9 with pansy-like flowers in a mix of lovely color shades, all on the same plant. It forms an upright, bushy plant 18-22 inches tall and 16 inches wide, clothed in dark green leaves. Over a very long period from early spring to late fall, it features abundant clusters of very pretty, sweetly fragrant flowers in lovely shades of purple, rose-pink, coral-red, orange, and yellow. Hummingbirds and butterflies are drawn to the flowers like a magnet. Tricolor Wallflower handles both cold and heat, though it prefers filtered sun or shade during the afternoon hours when the sunlight is most intense in the hot South. heat and cold, thriving from Zone 4a in the north to Zone 8a in the South. Its smaller, more compact stature makes it a fine choice for garden beds or pots, planters, and other containers. Get all the details below