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Hollyhock (Alcea Rosea)

Hollyhock is a tall stately summer blooming plant that is sure to attract butterflies & hummingbirds to your garden. Best planted near the back of a border or along walls/fences to support it's tall stature. This compact plant produces tall flower towers, excellent for cut flower arrangements. Our Hollyhock plug plants flower year 1, and are so low maintenance that it will re-seed itself to produce beautiful flowers year after year!

Why We Love Hollyhock (Alcea Rosea)

  • They create an instant 'cottage garden' feel.
  • Their towering spires make stunning backdrops for smaller plants.
  • They're resilient, easy to grow, and perfect for all skill levels.

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