Description
Feature. Lush, fully double blooms stand at attention on towering spikes from mid to late summer. Perfect for summer eye-catching floral display..Attract pollinators. The stunning flower is hugely attractive to bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators, and will encourage them to visit often..Use. With large, showy blooms in a range of colors, this old-fashioned favorite is eye-catching when planted at the back of a border or along a fence or wall. Very hardy in the garden and also make a great cut flower with a long vase life..Sow. Sow seeds at just ¼ inch deep and about 2 feet apart indoors during the second half of spring or in early summer outdoors. Ideal temperatures for germination are usually around 60 to 70 degrees F. Hollyhocks typically take around two weeks to germinate..USDA Hardiness Zone. Hollyhock is a very beautiful flower grown in 2-10 (USDA).
