I just love hollyhocks! Athlyn Green from West Kootenays on April 19, 2017: I love Hollyhock. Good upright form with black flowers on stems up to 5' One of our favourites. it will depend on the weather and the bees if they set seed successfully, Gardeners Cottage is a large luxury 5 bedroom 4 bathroom holiday cottage to rent in Blakeney on North Norfolk coast. Sometimes earlier if we have had a particularly hot, sunny and dry summer as we have this year. Jill likes cooking, writing, painting, & stewardship, and studies gardening through MD Master Gardener & Master Naturalist programs. The leaves are circular to kidney-shaped, with scalloped edges and a thin coating of down. How to Plant Hollyhocks. Hollyhocks really aren't that much effort if you start them outdoors. New to this site and thrilled at the wealth of useful information. Zebrina has 2 inch white to lavender flowers with deep purple stripes pointing to a purple center. Having lived here over a decade and having no hollyhocks, I assumed a bird had deposited a seed. Just found this comprehensive and so clearly explained hub & had to comment..I even think I with a green thumb could do this:) love hollyhocks! How far apart should they be? The hollyhock seed pod starts off green and then turns brown, like the above picture illustrates. I love Hollyhocks and wish I had room for more, but must keep it to a small areas. The ones you planted previously may come up later, too. No, I don't think nature would mind so long as you left some pods on the stems. Try a hot water treatment. Although, I prefer to leave … Alternatively spread the seed onto the ground where you wish them to germinate. Answer: Hollyhocks planted in the spring will bloom the second year, not the first. My grrrr husband decided that mine were taking over the back yard, so he eliminated them all. Check out Gardenweb.com for more help. When temperatures reach anywhere from 59–68°F, the seeds will germinate. t I had no idea what I had. We never completely get rid of the rust but this method means that the load on the plant is not sufficient to kill it and they still flower spectacularly and our garden is teaming with wildlife as we avoid the use of toxic chemicals. Go to my profile page, click "Fan Mail" and then, instead of sending fan mail, click "Send The Dirt Farmer a Message." That means they need a short season of growth, then cold weather, then warm weather, in order to bloom. Looks like next year I'll have some dark hollyhocks blooming in my cottage garden! It won’t harm hollyhock seeds. I should really dedicated it you! Yes if you are very careful when you dig them up and make sure that you do not damage to deep tap root. And because it will have experienced bouts of winter cold—unlike spring-sown hollyhock—the plants will likely produce flowers in the first growing season. The water treatment is a great idea I will try this year. Such beautiful photos Jill. They are still growing I think they're about 4 years old. Easy walk to pub, restaurants and shops. Jill. This guide will show you everything you need to know to grow, care for, and propagate the wonderful biennial Alcea rosea, also known as hollyhock. Do I leave the tops or cut them back? In a very mild winter I have still had hollyhocks flowering in the cottage garden at Gardeners Cottage in December, but this is unusual. Heidi Thorne from Chicago Area on April 09, 2013: Absolutely gorgeous photos! They do not seed true, so the flowers may not be the same colour as the plant from which you obtained your seeds. I want to plant seed along a wall, they get sun the first half of the day then shade. Hollyhocks can be cut for bouquets and you can even add the petals to salads or crystallise for cake decorations. Thank you for all the info. Good to hear from you & thanks, Jill, Hi Giselle. I've tried starting some from seed, but they didn't germinate. So I saved seeds in a Tupperware container from a neighbors plants last fall, but just now read that they should have been stored in the freezer. Up, Useful, and following this hub! I’ve tried to grow them from seed and failed miserably. Chalky, sandy or loamy soils are ideal. Question: Can I transplant the Hollyhock seedling into a large pot not in the ground? Voted up and congratulations on HOTD. How can i get them to you? Biennial hollyhock planted in spring is unlikely to bloom the first year. Best, Jill. Very lovely double yellow flowers, like carnations 5' Sun ~15 seeds £2.50. Peggy Woods from Houston, Texas on September 18, 2017: Hollyhocks are lovely tall flowering plants. Take care, Jill, Hi SavingKathy! Answer: I'm not sure how large your indoor hydroponic setup is or what variety of hollyhock you intend to grow. Thank you. However, if the plant was destroyed before the seeds fully developed, they are less likely to be viable. I am glad to read your tips because I never knew about soaking the seeds. Thanks for the motivation to try these this year. Oh how lovely, Ingrid. Doris James MizBejabbers from Beautiful South on April 09, 2013: Such a beautiful, professionally done hub with such gorgeous photos. In 2004 we bought Gardeners Cottage In Blakeney, and I decided that now I would grow my hollyhocks. If you then send us a stamped addressed envelope we will send you some of this years seeds for you to sow in your own garden. Thanks for your kind words! In the late autumn when they have finished flowering give them a tidy up by removing any old flower spikes, and damaged or overly large leaves as this seems to help them go through winter and reducing the chance of them rotting. Great hub! This may all sound like quite a lot of work, but you will be rewarded by the most glorious sight every summer once they start to flower. You have inspired me to get some in now! After a few days, remove the hollyhock pods, breaking them open onto sheets of paper towels. Hollyhock seeds are large and flat. However, I personally didn't enjoy the look of the plant very much especially the leaves (although the flowers were stunning!). Best of luck, Jill. And they don't transplant well, so be sure to sow them where you want them to grow.). It's tough (make that impossible) to control nature, isn't it? The leaves are coming in one by one. We are in Phoenix, and when I had my first house in 1991, I planted a large flower garden (40+ rose bushes!). I have now been growing them for over 14 years, and I collect seed every year to sow and give away. They bloom the following year, unless brutal winter weather kills them. It’s a valuable medicinal plant too and can be use in natural homemade skin care. Hi moonlake! Seedlings usually appear in 10 to 14 days. Awesom, LeTotten! My husband just mowed over the biggest, most beautiful one. In early summer, the flowers completely cover the plant! In spring when the soil warms, the seed will sprout. Voted you up+++. Question: Will three separate clumps, each a different color, planted within 20 meters of each other, cross-pollinate and mix colors? --Jill, All your advise were so very helpful regarding hollyhock plants. Athlyn Green from West Kootenays on April 09, 2013: I love hollyhocks. But the first year you probably will only get green growth and then second year get big plants with flowers on them. The best time (and the easiest time) to sow hollyhock seed is in autumn. Learned a lot here, but am especially glad to learn about dividing hollyhocks. In reading the comments I like the idea of getting a plant a year old to start~sweet. It's nice to see a bit of green early! Question: I planted hollyhock seeds this spring. Writer Bio. Best, Jill. You can transplant these seedlings when it gets warm in April. Shipping category 1. Jill, Good luck to you, Dolores! Planting Potted Plants in the Garden: Select a location in full sun with well-drained, moist soil enriched with plenty of organic matter. In my experience, once you get them started (cross your fingers) they go, go, go for years. This content is accurate and true to the best of the author’s knowledge and is not meant to substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional. At the annual MD Master Gardener Training Day at UMD, the guest speaker spoke for a bit about his experience with just what you're talking about. Jill Spencer (author) from United States on August 06, 2017: Thanks for reading, RHeafner, and thank you for your kind words. Thanks for sharing this information. My grandmother use to grow hollyhock, I have not tried yet. Who would have thought? Question: I intend to grow hollyhock against a short fence but that same fence and the neighbour's horrible van create shade in the area. Pods form, dry, and begin to open. I'll keep a lookout for your email. I have two 12-foot specimens that grew from seeds a friend sent me, and I want to share them with my friends. Once the plant has become established it is very difficult to transplant them without killing them in our experience. I am going to give this a try. The resulting plants, however, probably won't blossom for another year. I have just taken a couple of seed pods from a wonderful dark pinkish red hollyhock that stands in a small clump in a very dry and sandy area near the sea in Hampshire (UK) and that has been flowering the same colour only for all the 5 years I have walked past it. In all probability, your plant will not produce flowers the first year if it's planted in spring. Thanks so much! only live for 2 years ) but this is misleading as they will live quite happily and flower for many years. Sow the seed in seed-starting mix with a little sand mixed in. Jill Spencer (author) from United States on September 21, 2014: I'd love to see pictures, Sierra. Shared. Hi Stephanie! Sorry you didn't like the foliage. Rushed for time? We live in Central Texas and the growing season isn't over yet. Suzanne Ridgeway from Dublin, Ireland on April 09, 2013: Well deserved HOTD! Will sure be happy this time next year. Mine always seem to stival up and die. When you have a mass planting of these stately beauties in full bloom, it's really quite a show. congratulations! Creeping Charlie grows as a prostrate vine, spreading through gardens and yards. Unlike snapdragon seeds, which are black and fine, hollyhock seeds are large and course. I reminded him of exactly how much compost, etc it took to amend the ground where my garden is planted, so I doubted any vegetable seeds would survive in that desolate area beside the alley. Jill Spencer (author) from United States on October 14, 2017: It probably will set new growth and live, so long as it doesn't get mowed down again. Thanks for the kind words. If the pods are spread out on a flat surface in a warmish room for a few weeks, the seeds can easily be removed from the pods. We have now posted or given away all our current batch of hollyhocks seeds for this year. As recommended previously, for good transplanting results, sow the seeds in individual pots so that transplanting causes less distress to the roots. I have a vegetable garden in my yard, on the other side of the house, and I grew pumpkin last year, so, when it appeared out of nowhere, my husband asked if I had dropped any pumpkin seeds (as the young hollyhock leaves closely resemble the leaves on the pumpkin plants). Take care, Jill, Toytasting, a farmhouse sounds like the perfect spot for hollyhocks. The area where it sprouted abuts the alley and it's the most dry, crusty, inhospitable dirt you can imagine; weeds barely grow along that strip of dirt, so you can imagine my surprise when the little "not a weed" plant popped up. To force biennial hollyhocks to flower the first year, treat them with gibberellic acid, a flower inducer that takes the place of a cold period. Hollyhock is a really useful and hardy self-seeding plant in a diverse polycultural garden that adds so much beauty too. We may get a late crop of seed as we have some hollyhocks that are flowering now, so if you would like to go on waiting list please comment below. As the flowers die, the petals fall. Simply sprinkle the seed onto soil that's been amended with lots of rich compost and cover it very, very lightly with soil. Some years the colors will be more vibrant or more subdued, and individual flowers will have different color combinations than previous years. Every week I go around the hollyhocks and remove the worst affected leaves. Think of yourself as a bird or some other seed disseminator! What a great bit on nostalgia! I first thought it was a hollyhock because it looks almost the same, except for the thinner and multiple stalks, so it seems I wasn't far from the truth. Jill. You're going to have to bum some hollyhock seeds from all those folks you gave them to! Shared and pinned. Rust fungus forms little pustules on the underside of hollyhock basal leaves and often spreads from there up the stem. Informal places are just their style. Just outside of my husbands mancave (former back porch) this past winter, an interesting little plant popped up. If possible, sow hollyhock seed in biodegradable containers, such as peat pots, newsprint pots, or paper towel and toilet tissue rolls (cut into 3-inch lengths). This will stimulate the hollyhock plant to produce more flower spikes. I'm anxiously waiting for a new hollyhock I planted last year to shoot up flower stalks. Sending you many Angels this morning :) ps. Jill Spencer (author) from United States on September 22, 2014: Hey, Sierra! Hollyhocks can be propagated by division as well as by seed. They really are magnificent and will keep popping up new flowers right until the first frosts. Thanks! In winter, spring, or fall (when the hollyhocks are not blooming), loosen the ground around established plants. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks. Mar 7, 2016 - Explore Ilene Wight's board "hollyhock", followed by 164 people on Pinterest. I j joined your rank of fans . Question: How do I bloom a hollyhock that is almost a year old? I'm going to plant our hollyhocks along the fence tomorrow. It's not growing as long as it seems to be in photos. I once had the double hollyhocks and I was always giving seeds away everyone wanted seeds, pretty soon my hollyhocks didn't come up. I would especially like some with double blooms. Best, Jill. Water the seeds using a fine hose spray attachment on a watering can or garden hose, until the ground is moist to a depth of 2 inches. Thanks for stopping by. I like the different varieties, too. I had a home 10 years ago and it had a hollyhock that grew at least 6 fee. Nice article. Thanks for posting your story. Collect seed from a friends hollyhocks in late summer or early autumn, If you can take a whole spike of seed heads and lay the section on the ground where you want to seeds to germinate. It's not a variety we see much out here where I live, so it'll be a somewhat unique accent for the front garden. Perhaps you can dedicate your bird-friendly garden to him; it would be the ideal hunting ground. Add to basket. Add to basket. Scatter the seeds thinly over the prepared soil, but don't cover them with soil because hollyhock seeds need light to sprout. About 18-21 months after you sewed your seeds your hollyhocks will have reached adult size and will reward you with beautiful tall spikes of hollyhock flowers. Could this be a hybrid that I won't be able to reseed? This really has be itching to get ready for spring gardening. Very useful and lovely photography! Malva plants (Malva spp.) Read our blog to find out more about the cottage and Blakeney. It also causes those that do sprout to do so more quickly. Keep moist and protect from the sun. When we lived out in Alberta, they used to self-seed and would pop up all over the yard and were truly beautiful. Sierra Woods from Albuquerque, New Mexico on September 21, 2014: I have a gorgeous volunteer Hollyhock that is a stunning dark burgundy. Jill Spencer (author) from United States on April 07, 2015: Good luck to you, Dave! And yet the most natural thing in the world. The last time I sowed them on the ground like they had fallen naturally, and it still didn’t work. The hollyhock seed should not be planted deeply. And your photos are gorgeous! Great to meet you. Although the flower spikes are tall and narrow, the base of each plant will form a large mound if enough space is available. Hi Stephanie! sleeps up to 14. Doris James MizBejabbers from Beautiful South on August 12, 2020: I had to come back and reread your great article so I could restart some hollyhocks. Alcea 'Black Knight' seeds Hollyhock Perennial . We will be starting to collect hollyhock seed this week. Loved your pictures! Hi Thelma! an-rtist-- isn't the natural world amazing? It is my first time planting. Each year, as it dropped seeds, we had more and more plants. I hope you do! This is usually around early to mid September in Blakeney. The world can always use one more beautiful flower. Thank you for this very useful article! It took me a year to write this hub after you mentioned in an email that I should do it. They received no significant care and were always beautiful. To keep hollyhock growing from year to year, allow established plants to self-seed, or scatter the seed yourself in autumn at the end of the growing season. Lots of tips and ideas. Answer: Soaking increases the chances of successful germination, so doing so is a good idea. The bees and other creatures just love them! To collect and store the seeds, you'll need: Allow the Flowers to Go to Seed Before Harvesting. While in the sack, they'll dry out further. Where to plant hollyhocks. Allow seeds to fall around plants to encourage new plants. On my return home from my holiday I went to our local garden centre and purchased some pot grown ones to grow in my own garden, but sadly they did not thrive and eventually died. And don’t worry about the cold. Start them inside about mid-March. Be sure to remove as much chaff as you can. Take it easy! Although some gardeners recommend biodegradable egg cartons or even eggshell halves, they probably aren't deep enough to give hollyhock seedlings a good start. At this stage they are quite slow growing. I'll bet you get some to germinate. Having said this it can be done. Great hub, as always!! Of course, the birds may have eaten them. I plan to sow them indoors in a couple of weeks, so we’ll see if I have any results. I am not to the stage of growing much from seed, but hopefully that will change. Lisa. The tall spikes are covered with blooms from top to bottom. The entire process, from sowing to transplanting seedlings, takes about nine weeks. I did have success from plants transplanted from my aunt’s farm, and they reseeded themselves for several years. I did my research and found that hollyhocks like tough conditions , and lots of sun and ideally like to be against a sunny warm wall as they are tall and this affords them shelter. Congratulations on your well-deserved Hub of the Day award and beaucoup thanks! Jill. Jill Spencer (author) from United States on July 30, 2016: I just now saw your comment! Jill Spencer (author) from United States on February 03, 2020: inkXE from Los Angeles on February 02, 2020: Jill Spencer (author) from United States on October 16, 2019: Hi Michele! Nettlemere from Burnley, Lancashire, UK on April 09, 2013: @ ThelmaC-- Thank you, Miss Thelma! Thank u for great info! [2] In the neighborhood where I lived as a child, many hollyhocks bloomed in other gardens, but not in ours. Question: The seeds have been in storage and are dry, do I need to soak them before I put them in biodegradable seed pots? Jill Spencer (author) from United States on April 02, 2018: Sounds like they were mis-marked. Well, but your hub has inspired me to plant a Hollyhock in my farmhouse :) Thank you! So I won't be growing them this season, but they were certainly interesting to grow. Rebecca Mealey from Northeastern Georgia, USA on April 09, 2013: How pretty these are. As Rosanna says, if you want to grow your hollyhocks right by a path, as she does, they need to look vigorous and healthy. If you sow them by breaking and scattering dried seed pods outdoors at the end of the growing season, there's no need to soak the seed beforehand. Afer your hollyhocks have flowered (and they flower all summer long ) leave the flower heads on the plant to form seed. I remain hopeful. Congrats on your HOTD! Stephanie Bradberry from New Jersey on April 09, 2013: This is a very interesting process. Good to hear from you, Jill, ComfortB, thank you! I had several colors that I started from plants, but my DIL in another state with a similar climate gave me so seeds for yellow ones. Interesting article about propagating these flowers from seed. If you want a specific colour of hollyhock flower then you wll need to buy either a pot grown plant or a named varierty of seeds. In the late 1960s, botanists at the National Botanic Gardens in Lucknow, India found that soaking hollyhock seeds in hot water anywhere from 60–70°C for 30 minutes greatly improved their germination rate. Some hollyhock seeds seem to resist fungi infections better than others so these are a good start. --Jill. Appreciate the positive feedback--in fact, I can't stop smiling. Great hub! @ Suzie HQ--If you grow sweet peas, hollyhocks would be just the thing to set out, too--another sweet cottage flower. 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