Hollyhock ‘Majorette Mixed’ Seeds – 1 Packet (50 Seeds) – Alcea rosea Hardy Perennial – Compact Double Flower Spires in Mixed Colours – Cottage Garden Flower Seeds by Thompson & Morgan

• DOUBLE POWDER-PUFF BLOOMS – large, fully double cottage garden flowers
• COMPACT GROWTH – ideal for smaller gardens and borders
• MIXED COLOUR DISPLAY – red, pink, white, yellow and rose tones
• POLLINATOR FRIENDLY – attracts bees and beneficial insects
• LONG FLOWERING SPIRES – adds vertical interest to garden spaces

Hollyhock ‘Majorette Mixed’ produces stunning double, powder-puff blooms in a vibrant range of colours including red, pink, rose, white, and yellow. Each flower measures around 4 inches across and appears along tall spires, starting lower on the stem to create a fuller, more continuous floral display. This compact hollyhock variety is ideal for smaller gardens where traditional tall types may be too imposing. Perfect for cottage gardens, borders, and wildlife-friendly planting schemes, ‘Majorette Mixed’ adds vertical interest and long-lasting summer colour while attracting pollinators. Its slightly shorter growth habit makes it easier to manage and support than larger hollyhocks, while still delivering impressive floral impact. Approximate height: 90–120cm (35–47in). Approximate spread: 50cm (20in). How to Grow Sow: Sow seeds on the surface of moist seed compost in spring or early summer. Do not cover as light aids germination. Germination takes 12–21 days at 15–21°C. Light: Full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position. Temperature: Hardy perennial; young plants should be protected and hardened off before planting outside. Watering: Keep soil evenly moist during germination and establishment. Feeding: Apply a balanced fertiliser and mulch established plants in autumn for improved growth. Maintenance: Transplant seedlings into pots when large enough, then plant out in borders. Stake tall flower spikes as they grow and remove faded stems after flowering. 1 Packet (10 Seeds) Images shown are for guidance only and show the expected results of 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).