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Direct sow hollyhock seeds free#
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Delivery however may take longer than the times stated due to weather, distance etc.) Delivery charges to these areas are the same as UK mainland stated below (with no additional surcharge). (Including Northern Ireland, the Highlands & Islands, Scilly Isles, Channel Isles and the Isle of Man). In exposed sites the plants will benefit from being staked to help prevent damage from winds.Īll products on this website are for delivery to the UK only. Water newly planted hollyhock plants well until established. Direct Sowingįor best results start the plants indoors. Transplant and grow on over the winter months in a cool frost free, well lit location and plant out the following spring when all risk of frost has passed. Grow on in a cool frost free location until the plants are strong.īefore planting out harden off over 7 - 10 days to reduce shock.įor autumn sowings - Sow as described above however place the container in a cool greenhouse or cold frame to germinate. Once the seedlings are large enough to handle prick out into 7 - 10 cm pots. Do not exclude light as this will help germination. Place the newly sown seeds in a propagator or clear polythene bag and seal. Lightly cover the seeds with a thin layer of fine compost or vermiculite. General Informationįor spring sowings - sow hollyhock seeds on the surface of damp compost in trays, modules or pots. Remove weeds, especially perennial weeds from the area. If the soil is a heavy clay add some course grit to the soil to improve drainage. To help with moisture retention and fertility the plants will benefit from having a good amount of organic matter such as well rotted manure or compost adding to the soil a few weeks before planting. Sowing Months - February, March, September, October Suitable For - Herbaceous borders, cottage gardens, architectural gardens This vigorous tall growing variety is a short lived perennial and will attracts butterflies and bees into the garden. Hollyhock Charter's Double Mixed produces large double peony shaped flowers that resemble papery pompoms in a variety of bright and paler shades of - red, pink, yellow, purple and cream. Other Names - Althaea Rosea, Alcea Rosea…
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