Hollyhock Chaters Double Garden Plant Hardy Perennial Flowering Garden Plants Easy to Grow Your Own 12 x Garden Ready Plants by Thompson and Morgan

• Wonderful tall blooms which grow as spires of ruffled, double blooms in lots of attractive colours. They add height to the summer border and attract butterflies.
• The heirloom flowers are especially suited to cottage gardens. The flowers are edible and look beautiful in salads
• They make spectacular cut flowers and are in a riot of different colours. The flowers are large, dramatic and saucer-shaped.
• Supplied as Tall, attractive spires Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Doubles’ 15 garden ready plants.

Supplied as garden ready plants this variety of Hollyhock is an heirloom variety with saucer-sized ruffled double blooms. The large blooms attract butterflies and make an attractive structural display at the back of the border. They are spectacular as cut flowers for use inside. They have an old-fashioned, enchanting quality which is well suited in a cottage garden. The blooms are edible and will make any salad beautiful. Plant out Hollyhocks in sunny borders in fertile, well drained soil. Choose a position that is sheltered from strong winds. Space hollyhock plants at least 60cm (24") apart to improve air circulation and help prevent hollyhock rust. Feed and water regularly until hollyhocks are fully established. Support their tall stems with bamboo canes as the flower spikes develop. In autumn, cut back the old foliage and faded hollyhock flower stems, and apply a mulch of well rotted manure or garden compost to the base of the plant. Product Specifications: Hardy Position: Cottage Gardens in full sun Height: Up to 180cm (7in) when fully established Spread: Up to 60cm (24in) when fully established Supplied as Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Doubles’ 12 Garden Ready plants Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).