Sidalcea x ‘Party Girl’ (Prairie Mallow)

Description

PLANT:  This miniature Hollyhock blooms pink and rose in July and August on 2 1/2′ spikes of silky single flowers. Trouble free, and great for cutting. Heavily blooming, attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies.

CULTIVATION:  Prefers a little shade. Should be cut back hard in September to help it overwinter.

UTILIZATION:  Great in any perennial mix—sidalcea provides height and a vertical accent in any garden.

Origin:    Central and Western U.S.—hybrid

Blooms:  late summer-early fall

H: 24-36”       W:  18-24”

Zone:   5-7

1 GAL 79134

photo courtesy of Stuifbergen Flowerbulb Export