Perennial
Cultivation:
Hollyhock Mallow produces an abundance of pink flowers beginning
mid spring until the end of the growing season. This clump forming
perennial
prefers to be planted in a location that will give it some shelter
from high winds.
Plant
Hollyhock Mallow in full sun in well drained soil. It adapts to most soil types
and tolerates short periods of drought well.
Hollyhock Mallow plants are short lived but re-seed freely. To
help prevent unwanted spread, remove spent
flower heads.
Propagation:
Hollyhock Mallow seed can be started in a cold frame or greenhouse in early spring
and moved outdoors after danger of frost has passed. For quicker
growth purchase pre-started plants at your local Garden Center or
greenhouse.
