Common hollyhock 'Chater's White' (Alcea rosea) 20 seeds

Common hollyhock ‘Chater’s White’ (Alcea rosea) – a luxurious hollyhock with impressive, fully double, snow-white flowers. Blooms form along tall, straight stems, creating a strong vertical accent in garden beds. Highly decorative near fences, building walls, and trellises, while attracting pollinators. Typically grows 150–200 cm tall. Thrives in full sun with nutrient-rich, well-drained soil. Protect from strong winds and provide support; good air circulation around the plant helps maintain health.

Forms roots and a leaf rosette in the first year, flowering abundantly in the second year. Seeds germinate in 14–21 days. If sown in February–March indoors, it may bloom in the same year, but flowering will be less prolific.