Alcea rosea - Double Yellow

Rising to a majestic 5–7 ft (150–210 cm), Alcea rosea ‘Chater’s Double Yellow’ dazzles with large, fully double, creamy‑yellow crepe-textured blooms—each 3–5″ across—appearing singly along tall, strong stems from mid-summer into fall. A spectacular architectural presence in sunny borders, cottage gardens, or against walls and fences, it also performs beautifully as a cut flower and draws pollinators like hummingbirds and butterflies. Cold-hardy in USDA zones 3–9 , these biennial hollyhocks self‑seed readily, ensuring joyful returns year after year. Thriving in full sun and well-drained soil, they only require average moisture and general care; rust can sometimes be an issue in humid climates.

• 1 Bare Root
• Creamy fully double blooms
• Towering 5–7 ft spikes
• Self‑seeding