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Hollyhock 'Black'
Alcea rosea var nigra
S607
This striking carmine, almost-black variety has been grown for centuries. A classic cottage garden heirloom first documented by English botanist, John Parkinson, in 1629.
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This striking, carmine, almost black variety has been grown for centuries and it was documented by famous English botanist, John Parkinson, in 1629. A classic cottage garden heirloom, hollyhocks were commonly grown around the outhouse so well-to-do ladies didn't have to ask where the bathroom was- they just looked for the tall flower spires!
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This striking, carmine, almost black variety has been grown for centuries and it was documented by famous English botanist, John Parkinson, in 1629. A classic cottage garden heirloom, hollyhocks were commonly grown around the outhouse so well-to-do ladies didn't have to ask where the bathroom was- they just looked for the tall flower spires!How to grow
Growing information
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Seed sowing
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Sow method:
Sow direct
Germination:
85
Sow distance:
60cm
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Seed sowing times
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Cool:
Jan-May,Sep-Oct
Warm:
Feb-May,Sep-Oct
Hot:
Feb-May,Sep-Oct
Sub-tropical:
Apr-Jun
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| Growing needs |
Light:
Full Sun
Water:
Drought tolerant
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Plant characteristics
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Type:
Hardy Biennial
Height:
2.0m
Width:
60cm
Flower colour:
Black
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