Orange flower volunteer

Virginia

last year

This sweet little orange flower just appered amongst the weeds.

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Jay 6a Chicago
last year
Can you give the location?There are several Erysimum species, it will help narrow down the search.
Virginia
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last year
It's on a south facing hillside in Arlington, VA 22207
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Jay 6a Chicago
last year
Compare to Erysimum capitatum. The only species native to Virginia. Could also be a non native species that escaped. Capitatum seems a match.
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gumneck 7A Virginia
last year
Hi. This flower looks like one that popped up in my yard this spring. I planted a wildflower mix last year and seeing all sorts of surprises this year.
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That may be where mine came from, gumneck. I think I remember tossing out seeds from a wildflower mix years ago. Glad something finally showed up!

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