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Alcea rosea Nigra
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.

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Alcea rosea Nigra

Shipped for Spring Planting

Item: S21444
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We heard about this stunning variety for years before stumbling on it at the Montreal Botanic Garden. The form is the classic single Hollyhock, but the color is a maroon so deep it looks black. It makes a riveting presence in the garden, providing a dark backdrop for soft shades and blending perfectly with bolder hues.

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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