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Hollyhocks (Alcea) are perhaps the definitive old-fashioned garden plant. They are the tall, stately flowers you admire in established gardens of older homes. The lofty spires on our Hollyhock plants are covered with large, frilled flowers in stunningly beautiful colors. Typically biennial, allow the seeds to fall and the clump will persist and return for years to come. They are Royal Horticultural Society prize winners! They bloom for weeks and make for a great back drop and tall garden dividers. Plant several packs to create that mass color effect.
Alcea Rosea Yellow features yellow flowers in various yellow hues.
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