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| | Common Name: | Hollyhock | | Bloom color: | Pink, Purple, Scarlet, Yellow | | Height: | 4-6' | | Bloom: | Summer | | Hardiness: | 2-8 (biennial) | | Light: | Full Sun (preferred) to Part Sun | | Soil: | Rich, moist, well-drained - can tolerate short periods of drought | Why you need this plant: Tall, sturdy spikes support tufts of ruffled, fully double flowers that open from the bottom up over a long period in summer. Provide excellent architectural height and made good backdrops for lower growing perennials. May need to be staked if planted in a windy sight. | | | Planting Info: Feel free to plant these where black walnut trees have been as hollyhocks are tolerant of the juglone emitted from the trees roots. Best treated as a biennial or a short-lived perennial. Watch for Japanese beetles. | |
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