SIDALCEA SEEDS aka Prairie Mallow or Miniature Hollyock
Sidalcea malviflora-hybrid
Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds - Prefers full to part sun and regular water - Combines beautifully with
Echinacea,
Evening Primrose,
Bronze Fennel,
Scabiosa
and
Stachys
These rare perennial mallows produce an endless supply of bright saucer-shaped blooms (which resemble small hollyhocks) on long slender stems. They are excellent cut flowers. Sidalceas grow to 3 feet tall and are true perennials. Winter hardy to zone 5.
PR01031 PARTY GIRL
Sidalcea Seeds
Bright pink.
PR01033 ROSANNA
Sidalcea Seeds
Rosy-red to reddish-purple.






How to Plant SIDALCEA Seeds
Sow seed in peat pots or cell
packs, press into soil and
lightly cover. Kept at 70° F., germination
averages 14-28 days. Can
direct sow into prepared
seed beds, in groups of 3-4
seeds spaced 18-24 inches
apart. Thin to the strongest
plant.
Comments: Full or part sun. Any soil with good drainage, regular water. Flowers are excellent for cutting, attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Some bloom seen the first season when started early, much longer flowering the second season. Often self-sows.

