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ZEBRA HOLLYHOCK SEEDS

Malva sylvestris



Zebra Hollyhock, Bibor Felho, Garden Seeds - Perennial Flower Seeds.

PR01049 BIBOR FELHO
Zebra Hollyhock Seeds

A hardy, free blooming perennial which produces purple hibiscuslike blooms with deep plum veining all summer long. The tall, sturdy plants grow 3-4 feet tall. Good for borders and backgrounds and is excellent for cutting. "Bibor Felho" is Hungarian for "Purple Haze." Winter hardy to zone 3.


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PR01051 MYSTIC MERLIN
Zebra Hollyhock Seeds

A magical blend of large silky hibiscus-like blooms of deep purple, mauve and true blue. They are produced freely from July until frost. Great for the back of the border where it will grow 4-5 feet tall and 2 feet wide. The flowers are excellent for cutting. Winter hardy to zone 3.


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PR01053 ZEBRINA
Zebra Hollyhock Seeds

The single, saucer shaped flowers are white or light pink with purple stripes and are they are arranged on long 2-3 foot spikes. They are produced in great profusion all summer long. Easy to grow. Winter hardy to zone 3.


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Zebra Hollyhock, Brave Heart

PR01048 BRAVE HEART
Zebra Hollyhock Seeds

Upright 3-4 foot stems carry a wealth of lavender blooms with purple veins over a very long spring and summer season. Very showy, it has frequently been one of the favorites in our trial gardens.


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How to Plant ZEBRA HOLLYHOCK Seeds

Sow seed in peat pots or cell packs, press into soil and lightly cover. Kept at 70 - 75° F. germination is in 14-28 days. Can direct sow into prepared seed beds after all danger of frost, in groups of 3-4 seeds spaced 12-24 inches apart. Thin to the strongest plant.

Comments: Full or part sun. Tolerates a wide range of soils as long as drainage is good. Moderate to average water, will tolerate short periods of drought. Feed with an all purpose fertilizer before growth begins in spring. Flowers are excellent for cutting, attract butterflies. Remove old blooms or cut plants back to encourage repeat flowering. Often self-sows.

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