Alcea rosea 'spring celebrity apricot'

Low-growing,semi-double hollyhock that produces flowers in the first year. Nice apricot colour and handy height if you garden in pots.

Sowing instructions
One annual hollyhock should be sown in early spring so that you will see flowers that same year. Hollyhock is a light germinator. So you better not cover the seeds with a layer of soil. Instead, lay the seeds shallowly, pressing lightly so that there is contact with the substrate and making sure the soil stays moist - not wet. Give the seeds some time, they take an average of 2-3 weeks to germinate.