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Creme de Cassis Hollyhocks

Alcea 'Creme de Cassis'

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Plant Highlights

Creme de Cassis Hollyhocks highlights at a glance!

  • Botanical Name
    Alcea 'Creme de Cassis'
  • Brand
    Nature Hills' Choice
  • Growing Zones
    3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
  • Growth Rate
    Fast
  • Mature Height
    4 - 8 feet
  • Leaf Color
    • Green
  • Flower Color
    • Purple
  • Pollinator Friendly
    Yes
  • Bloom Period
    Early Summer, Late Summer

Gorgeous bi-color blooms in bold deep raspberry-plum that fades to near white at the petal edges, the Crème De Cassis Hollyhock (Alcea 'Creme de Cassis') bleeds dark to light into feathery ombre hues! The long-lasting blooms show off in grand scale on 4-8-foot-tall stems that bloom from the bottom up!

The big textured leaves and sturdy stems create a tall show in the landscape and Crème De Cassis does it in with a flourish! Pollinators and hummingbirds adore these big satellite blooms that show off all summer! With some mindful deadheading, you'll enjoy a rebloom until fall!

Hollyhocks are biennial plants and appear as big leafy rosettes their first year, but then shoot up a tall flowering stalk their second year and form 'pups' or daughter plants at the base to bloom next year. Eventually forming large clumps that can be divided and replanted each spring throughout USDA growing zones 2 to 8.

Planting and Application:

Hollyhocks are supreme back-of-the-border specimens and look great at the corners of your home, anchoring your garden beds, and standing as tall pillars in Cottage gardens and Pollinator borders. Snip a few stems for bouquets or leave these tall focal points for your hummingbirds and butterflies!

Crème De Cassis Hollyhocks' deep color and height are sure to turn heads! Hardy plants throughout USDA growing zones 2 to 8, any sun garden seems enhanced with the addition of these vivid flowering garden standards!

  • Ombre Raspberry/Plum to White Blooms
  • Tall Flowering Stems With Multiple Buds Each
  • Pollinator & Hummingbird Favorites
  • Summer Blooms & Reblooms Til Fall
  • Back of the Border Specimens, Garden Anchors & Focal Points

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Hollyhocks are best planted in full sun in a well-drained area, plus need moderate regular moisture during the worst of the heat and summer sun. Deadhead as soon as the flowers fade and remove seedpods to clean up the tall stems if you wish. In the event of strong winds and storms, you can stake these tall flowering stems to protect them. Each fall you can remove the leaves and stems, trimming down to a couple inches above the ground and mulching the crowns for the winter.

  • Full Sun
  • Well-Drained Soil
  • Moderate Regular Moisture
  • Deadhead For Rebloom & Prune Back Each Fall
  • Very Tall Biennial Plant

Gorgeous plum and white, the Crème De Cassis Hollyhock is sure to show up and show off in your garden this year! Order quality biennials and bareroot landscaping plants from Nature Hills today!

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