Hollyhock Peaches ‘n Dreams Pink double flowering
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Productinformation
Hollyhock, Alcea rosea Peaches n dreams and pink double flowering seeds
This Hollyhock variety usually will flower in her first year if sown early. They look fantastic against a sunny wall or fence. The flowers are large and double and bloom from the bottom of the stem upwards. This is probably the most beautiful hollyhock we have seen so far!
Planting information to grow hollyhocks from seed:
Plant type: hardy biennial
Height: 180 cm
Position: full sun
Start: 4-6 weeks before the last frost under glass or after frost outside
Germination: 10-14 days at 15-21°C
Number of days until plants bloom: 120-300 days
Distance between the plants: 40 centimeters
Pinching: no
Number of seeds per pack: 50
How to grow hollyhock peach from seed?
Growing this classic English cottages garden beauty is not difficult. Sow the seeds indoors or in your greenhouse in spring to germinate the seeds and then grow them in cooler conditions until the seedlings are large enough to plant out and the cold frosty days have passed. IF you have sown them this early the peach hollyhock might start to flower by the end of summer. You can also sow them in summer in seed trays and plant them out at the end of summer for an early summer flowering the next season. You probably need to support the tall and heavy flowers when they are exposed to strong winds.
Specifications
Weight | 15 g |
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Plant type | Hardy biannual |
Flower height | 150 – 180 cm |
Sun requirements | Full sun |