(Hollyhock) The bright yellow, sun-loving flowers of Alcea ‘Sunshine’ are produced on tall sturdy stalks in mid summer. ‘Sunshine’ is from the Alcea rosea Spotlight Series that was introduced by Jelitto in 2010. The lovely blossoms of Alcea ‘Sunshine’ will add a charming appearance to a cottage style garden.
Hollyhocks are a short lived perennial or biennial. They will provide your garden with the old fashion perennial garden look. Hollyhocks are found in many cottage gardens as a background border. Plant in an area where the plant will get a minimum of six hours of sun every day. They may need staking if planted in a windy location. Rich, moist, well-drained soil is essential. Garden pests may include both caterpillars and Japanese beetles. Propagation is by seed.
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