Sun-loving plants with a generous, upright habit for illumination to the back of a border or in a large container. Perfect for screening fences or unsightly backdrops – these vibrant and statuesque beauties reach up to 2 metres tall. Alcea rosea ‘Chater's Double Crimson’ is new to us for 2024 and we love the intensity of these frilly blooms, which can be cut for a vase to enjoy indoors too. Flowers emerge in June and last through to September time, opening from the bottom upwards for long-lasting displays. Green foliage emerges earlier in March and is retained until November. Hollyhocks are a frequent inclusion in traditional cottage gardens, with more curated approach they will look fabulous in modern schemes too - and are sure to attract a host of bees and butterflies into your garden.
Plant Alcea rosea ‘Chater's Double Crimson’ in any soil except clay and locate in a spot with a south or west facing aspect in full sun. As a hardy biennial, your hollyhock will flower in its seco
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