Varieties of Hollyhock

8 varieties

Chater's Double Photo: Botanical Interests
Chater's Double Valued for its long bloom of diverse, colorful, edible flowers, ideal for garnishing salads and desserts.
Halo Mix Photo: Seeds 'n Such
Halo Mix Showy, bicolor blooms in a vast color range, each featuring a distinctive central eye or golden halo, create a dramatic garden display.
Indian Spring Mixed Colors Photo: Ferry-Morse
Indian Spring Mixed Colors This variety produces tall spikes of large, frilly mixed-color flowers, often blooming in its first season from seed.
Majorette Double Champagne Photo: MIgardener
Majorette Double Champagne This semi-dwarf hollyhock features soft, blush-pink double blooms, well-suited for smaller gardens and cutting.
Majorette Double White Photo: MIgardener
Majorette Double White This biennial features densely packed, fully double white blooms that resemble fluffy roses.
Outhouse Photo: Botanical Interests
Outhouse Producing an extended display of colorful blooms, this hollyhock offers edible petals perfect for decorative garnishes.
Single Old-Fashioned Country Romance Mix Photo: Seeds 'n Such
Single Old-Fashioned Country Romance Mix Features a charming, old-fashioned display of 3-5 inch single blooms in a delightful mix of classic colors.
The Watchman Photo: Botanical Interests
The Watchman This variety features striking, nearly black flowers that reveal a deep purplish-burgundy hue up close.