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Alcea Perennial Singles

Common Name: Hollyhock

Hardiness Zone: 3-7 S / 3-10 W

Height: 6-8'

Exposure: Full Sun

Blooms In: June-Aug

Spacing: 18-24"

Ships as: 3" Plastic Pot - 25.8 cu. in.


Alcea rosea Nigra	Lupinus Russell Hybrids	Achillea millefolium Colorado Mixture

Alcea Perennial Singles

Shipped for Fall Planting

Item: F21410

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This mixture of large-flowered hybrids replaces the Singles strain we offered for many years because the hybrids are substantially more perennial. They owe their durability to one of their parents, A. ficifolia, a long-lived Siberian species with Fig-like foliage. In all other respects, these are the traditional Hollyhocks, whose towering spikes of huge (4-5in) blooms are one of summer's greatest pleasures. Colors run from white to pale yellow to pink and burgundy, and plants reach heights of 6-8ft. Hollyhocks will never outlive Peonies, but the plants from this Perennial Mixture carry on long after their biennial cousins are gone.

Every state has agricultural regulations that restrict the shipment of certain plants. We're sorry, but we cannot ship this item to the following states: CA, ID, NV, OR, TX, UT and WA.

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