Bigglesthefrog, good morning.
I have never flown a Hornet Moth but looking at its profile I see no reason why it could not be wheel landed.
I did get to fly a Tiger Moth during my time in England and found it to be a real easy airplane to fly. ( I think it was at Rush Green. )
The wheel landing saves space when landing as it is easier to judge the touch down point than it is performing a three point landing thus avoiding the floating period when performing a full stall three point landing.
Remember I have not said there are no airplanes that can't be wheel landed.
The Pitts S2B is a bit of a challenge to wheel land due to the difficulty in seeing the runway....but it can be wheel landed.