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Red Hollyhocks

Alcea 'Red'
$1999 $2499
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Plant Highlights

Red Hollyhocks highlights at a glance!

Plant Highlights

  • Brand
    Nature Hills' Choice
  • Botanical Name
    Alcea 'Red'
  • Growing Zones
    2-8
  • Mature Height
    4 - 8 feet
  • Mature Spread
    24 - 36 inches
  • Sun Exposure
    Full Sun
  • Moisture
    Medium
  • Soil
    Well Drained Soil
  • Growth Rate
    Fast
  • Pollinator Friendly
    Yes
  • Pruning Time
    After Foliage Yellows
  • Bloom Period
    Summer

Bold spires of deep red, Red Hollyhocks (Alcea 'Red') have gorgeous silky petals in saturated color! These biennials start as rosettes of fan-shaped, ruffled green leaves, and then the following year sends up a tall 4-8 foot spire of radiant Hibiscus-esque blooms! These satiny petals bloom along sturdy stems and bloom from the bottom up for a long-lasting display!

Those mounds of foliage grow 24-36 inches wide, and look great from spring til frost! In addition to the amazing array of beneficial pollinators and beneficial insects that drop by these blooms, the leaves support the lifecycle of painted lady Butterflies as a host plant for their caterpillars!

Red Hollyhocks are very cold-hardy biennials throughout USDA growing zones 2 through 8. While short-lived, they form sprouts from the roots, and the seeds of some varieties come back year after year!

Planting and Application:

Red Hollyhocks add bright visual interest and vertical color to your garden beds and borders in the sun! Dress up a boring fenceline or rock wall, and add height by grouping these gorgeous spires together for maximum impact in the perennial garden, Rose garden, or cut flower border! These Mallow-like leaves look great even when the rosettes are not in bloom!

The classic cottage garden must-have, these tall and graceful red spikes fill out with long-lasting blooms! Any back-of-the-border in any garden will become enhanced by these ruffled silky blooms! Hollyhocks will be smothered with bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects! Even a few Hummingbirds drop by for a visit!

  • Tall Spires of Red Silky Blooms
  • Long-Lasting Vertical Blooms
  • Green Fan-Shaped Leaves
  • Major Pollinator Magnet & Hummingbirds Galore!
  • Back-of-the-Border, Vertical Interest, Cottage & Space-Saving Gardens

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Biennial Hollyhocks need full sun to grow best. Plant in a well-drained location that is protected due to its height. They may need to be protected from wind and heavy rain, so provide support from stakes, against a fence or wall for protection. Hollyhocks may self-seed, so deadhead right after blooms fade. Clean mounds in late fall after the frost kills back the foliage.

  • Full Sun
  • Any Well-Drained Soil Type
  • Moderate Regular Moisture
  • Prune After Frost
  • Tolerates Black Walnut Tree Juglone & Deer Resistant

Red Hollyhocks are going to be your garden's new favorite go-to for saturated, dark red silky petals! Get vertical blooms and pollinators galore, hurry and order your own bareroot biennial blooms today at NatureHills.com!

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Red Hollyhocks

$1999 $2499

Bold spires of deep red, Red Hollyhocks (Alcea 'Red') have gorgeous silky petals in saturated color! These biennials start as rosettes of fan-shaped, ruffled green leaves, and then the following year sends up a tall 4-8 foot spire of radiant Hibiscus-esque blooms! These satiny petals bloom along sturdy stems and bloom from the bottom up for a long-lasting display!

Those mounds of foliage grow 24-36 inches wide, and look great from spring til frost! In addition to the amazing array of beneficial pollinators and beneficial insects that drop by these blooms, the leaves support the lifecycle of painted lady Butterflies as a host plant for their caterpillars!

Red Hollyhocks are very cold-hardy biennials throughout USDA growing zones 2 through 8. While short-lived, they form sprouts from the roots, and the seeds of some varieties come back year after year!

Planting and Application:

Red Hollyhocks add bright visual interest and vertical color to your garden beds and borders in the sun! Dress up a boring fenceline or rock wall, and add height by grouping these gorgeous spires together for maximum impact in the perennial garden, Rose garden, or cut flower border! These Mallow-like leaves look great even when the rosettes are not in bloom!

The classic cottage garden must-have, these tall and graceful red spikes fill out with long-lasting blooms! Any back-of-the-border in any garden will become enhanced by these ruffled silky blooms! Hollyhocks will be smothered with bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects! Even a few Hummingbirds drop by for a visit!

  • Tall Spires of Red Silky Blooms
  • Long-Lasting Vertical Blooms
  • Green Fan-Shaped Leaves
  • Major Pollinator Magnet & Hummingbirds Galore!
  • Back-of-the-Border, Vertical Interest, Cottage & Space-Saving Gardens

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Biennial Hollyhocks need full sun to grow best. Plant in a well-drained location that is protected due to its height. They may need to be protected from wind and heavy rain, so provide support from stakes, against a fence or wall for protection. Hollyhocks may self-seed, so deadhead right after blooms fade. Clean mounds in late fall after the frost kills back the foliage.

  • Full Sun
  • Any Well-Drained Soil Type
  • Moderate Regular Moisture
  • Prune After Frost
  • Tolerates Black Walnut Tree Juglone & Deer Resistant

Red Hollyhocks are going to be your garden's new favorite go-to for saturated, dark red silky petals! Get vertical blooms and pollinators galore, hurry and order your own bareroot biennial blooms today at NatureHills.com!

Plant Size

  • 5 Pack Bareroot
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