Hollyhock General Information
Hollyhock are perhaps the definitive old-fashioned garden plant. Flowering from late spring through summer. From the Spotlight™ Series, this versatile Hollyhock is a multi-use plant that can be grown as a cut flower, used in large containers or planted in the landscape. Hollyhocks will grow under Black Walnut trees. Dislikes excessive humidity.
Idaho has restricted all potted plant material from being shipped into Idaho
at this time.
Hollyhock Plant Care
Truly a perennial, will bloom the first year from seed. Allow to self sow to ensure future plants. May need staking. Rust (little orange dots on the leaves) can be a problem in high humidity and can be treated with a copper based fungicide. Cut plants back to 8" after blooming.
