25 Seeds Spring Apricot Hollyhock Perennial Flower Soft Peach Blooms Hardy Tall Cottage Garden Border Ornamental

Also known as Alcea rosea, the Spring Apricot Hollyhock produces tall spikes of soft peach, semi-double flowers that bring timeless cottage charm. These hardy perennials are valued for their stately form and abundant blooms from early to midsummer.

Plant them in groups for a stunning border or along sunny walls and fences. They are also lovely as cut flowers and attract pollinators, making them a beautiful and beneficial garden choice. Their dramatic height can serve as a natural screen or anchor planting in mixed beds.
Species: Alcea rosea
Variety: Spring Apricot
Type: Perennial (short-lived)
Plant Habit: Tall, upright spires
Sun: Full sun
Soil: Well-drained, fertile
Zones: USDA 3-9
Germination: Surface sow; light needed; 10-14 days at 60-70°F
Sowing: Direct sow after last frost or start indoors 6-8 weeks before
Spacing: 18-24 inches apart
Notes: Staking may be needed; self-sows readily.