Easy to grow for a brilliant summer show. This fully double variety will bloom year after year. A colorful display of rosy-red, pompon-like blooms.
Life Cycle: Perennial
Thin: 14” Apart
Height: 4.5’ Tall
Days to Bloom: 365+ Days
Transplant: April - July
How to Grow
Plant on a cloudy day or in late afternoon to reduce transplant shock. Transplant seedlings about 14” apart when 3 - 4” high. “Deadhead”, remove spent flower heads to encourage continuous flowering and prevent seed development. To propagate, allow some flowers to go to seed and move any seedlings where you want them when they are small. Be sure to give hollyhocks plenty of air circulation as rust can be a serious disease issue otherwise. Hollyhocks may be short lived perennials, but they often seed themselves.
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MERIWETHER HOMESTEAD
A Permaculture-Based Urban Family Farm in Louisville, Kentucky
Local, Pesticide and Herbicide-Free Produce and Plants
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