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Chaters Double Maroon Hollyhock Seeds - NEW!
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We are proud to offer free delivery on many products within our service area of the Kootenay-Boundary region of British Columbia. Seeds are a $5 flat rate delivery charge. 

NOTE:Tree & Plant orders placed in the winter months are delivered in May or available to pick up on or after April 30th during open hours. Seed orders ship within 1 to 2 weeks from the date the order is finalized or you can select your preferred date. Please reach out to us if you have any questions. Processing times may vary based on product availability.

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Chaters Double Maroon Hollyhock produces tall, stately spikes filled with richly colored double blooms that add drama and elegance to any garden. The deep maroon flowers are layered and full, creating a luxurious, eye catching display against sturdy, upright stems. These biennial plants thrive in full sun with well drained soil and minimal care, and they often self‑seed to return year after year. Perfect for back borders, cottage garden beds, or as a vertical accent in mixed plantings, Chaters Double Maroon Hollyhock brings bold color, architectural interest, and pollinator‑friendly blooms to any garden.

 

Chaters Double Maroon Hollyhock (Alcea rosea)

Stately biennial with tall spikes of rich double maroon blooms, adding drama and vertical interest to borders or cottage garden beds.

Plant Size 5–8' tall, 18–24" wide; upright, sturdy spikes
Exposure Full sun
Hardiness Zone Zones 3–9
Start Indoors Sow indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost; keep lightly covered and evenly moist
Direct Sow Sow outdoors in spring after danger of frost; press seed lightly into soil, do not cover deeply
Seed Depth / Germination Surface sow or very shallow; light aids germination; seedlings emerge in 10–15 days at 65–70°F (18–21°C)
Spacing Space plants 18–24" apart to allow full mature spread
Soil & Water Well-drained soil, moderately fertile; keep evenly moist during establishment
Bloom Time Summer of the second year (biennial); often self-seeds for following years
Special Traits Tall, dramatic spikes with double blooms; biennial; attracts pollinators; self-seeding; adds vertical interest to garden

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