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Chater's Golden Yellow Alcea Plant

18.95

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- Hollyhock
- Height: 5-10 feet
- Hardiness Zone: 3-9
- Exposure: Full Sun
- Bloom Time: July-September
- Each Quart contains 1 Chater's Golden Yellow Alcea Plant

Plant Features

Chater's Golden Yellow Alcea Plant features columns of ruffled, double, 4–5-inch golden yellow blossoms on 6-foot-tall spikes! Known to attract butterflies and hummingbirds, the peony-like flowers on this Hollyhock will add sunny color, while the height adds architectural interest to your flowerbeds.

Common Names: Hollyhock

Companion Planting: Delphinium, Grasses

Attribute name	Attribute value
Plant Needs
Sunlight	6+ hours
Soil Moisture	Moist to Dry
Soil Properties	Well-drained
Tolerates	Sandy soil
Fertilizer	When transplanted and then once every Spring

Attribute name	Attribute value
Plant Characteristics
Height Category	Tall
Mature Spread	20-26 inches
Habit	Upright
Flower Color	Yellow
Foliage Color	Green
Attracts	Butterflies, Hummingbirds
Features	Cut Flower
Garden Styles	Butterfly Garden, Cottage Garden, English Garden
Plant Used for	Aesthetic Appeal, Borders and Edging, Focal Point, Texture, Water Conservation
Critter Resistance	Deer
Pet Friendly	Yes
Plant Type	Hybrid

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Charters Golden Yellow

This Hollyhock came and was very healthy. They shipped to me on time as requested. Great packaging too!

From Alison | May 20, 2016

What a flower

This Golden Yellow Alcea started blooming first week of June & it was only it's 2nd year. The yellow is deep and the flower almost looks fake, it is so perfect! If you're going to have Hollyhocks, be prepared with anti-fungal because they do suffer from Rust. Even thought I cut off all the leaves from 4' down, the plants (I have 2 colors) still blossom profusely and have at least 4 huge stems full of them. My neighbors love seeing them from their window which over looks my yard.

From Andrea | June 20, 2012

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