Eden Brothers Hollyhock Seeds

A biennial plant completes its life cycle over two years. Typically, you will see foliage growth during the first year, followed by the impressive tall stalks and blooms in the second year.

Since these stalks can reach up to eight feet tall, you should plant them in an area that can support significant vertical height. They are best suited for the back of a garden border where they won't shade out smaller plants.

Yes, these hollyhocks are container-friendly. However, because they grow quite tall, ensure you use a large, heavy pot to prevent the plant from tipping over in the wind.

While this variety is drought-tolerant once established, it still requires average water to thrive. During particularly hot or dry spells, supplemental watering will help maintain the health and vibrancy of the blooms.

Because they are biennials, they generally do not bloom in their first year. You can expect the signature pink flowers to appear during the summer and fall of the second year.

Absolutely. The large, open blooms are highly attractive to bees and butterflies, making them an excellent choice for supporting local pollinator populations.