Hollyhocks

Description: Alcea rosea. Sturdy; stately; old fashioned plants with 5-6 inch double; flattened; peony shaped flowers.

Newest Review: ... - summer probably best in a seed tray or a pot but can be sown in situ, just remember where you put it. Happy gardening and ... more

... summer days ( not really very far away now(ok I know its sn owing but I can dream ))enjoy your Hollyhocks. Thank you for reading--Mary ...more

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Read Reviews for Hollyhocks

Flowering spires piercing the sky Hollyhocks (390 words)
by - written on 01/02/03 (Very useful, 2030 readings)
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Holly hocks ,Alcea This is one of my favourite cottage garden plants I have a beautiful red one by my sitting room window at the front of the house. There is a pink one too but I prefer the dark red one. Seeing it today made me think I would write an op about it. (This category was requested last summer has just been created along with several others I requested last summer, thanks Katie) Holly hocks came to Europe from china in the 16th century Hollyhocks are a short-lived perennial they can grow to a height of6 – 9 foot tall (2-3 metres) A hairy stem covered with flowers grows up towering into the sky. The first year of growth ... Read the complete review