| Hollyhock | Alcea rosea | |  | In a lovely mix of reds, pinks and white, Dwarf Queeny Mix is a unique Hollyhock both for its diminutive stature (topping out at 20”) and for its early flowering, perennial growing habits. Compact enough to grow in a pot or container, Dwarf Queeny Mix doesn’t give up a thing when it comes to bloom size! | 6C-N |  | | Biennial |  | |
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18"-20" | 12"-20" | 2-8 |
| | | |  | Old-fashioned double flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Reliable blooming, even as young plants. Biennial or short-lived perennial, allow to reseed. Flowers are produced lower on the flowering stems than in other cultivars. | 6C-N | | | Biennial | | |
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48"-6' | 24"-36" | 3-9 |
| Hollyhock (Fig Leaf) | Alcea ficifolia | |  | “Like the bright colorful lights of Las Vegas”, this mixed color strain of fig leaf hollyhocks bears large, saucer-shaped flowers in unique shades of red, copper, chestnut brown, yellow, pink, and white over a long period beginning in early summer. This hardy species of hollyhock has decorative lobed leaves that are borne all the way up the stems, leaving little bare stem at the base. ‘Las Vegas’ is a bit shorter than the species, standing about 5-6 feet tall in bloom. | 6C-N | | | Biennial | | |
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5'-6' | 18"-24" | 3-9 |
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