Hollyhock 'Nigra'
Glowing saucers of deep maroon—a color closest to black of any flower—look lovely paired with red hollyhocks or sunset hibiscus. An antique variety that was grown by Jefferson at Monticello and a favorite ever since, they thrive in rich soils in sun. For best results, stake when growing in organic soils and cut back after bloom, leaving a stalk of "cheese wheel" seed capsules to supply new babies for blooms the following year.
Original: $3.75
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$1.12Hollyhock 'Nigra'
Glowing saucers of deep maroon—a color closest to black of any flower—look lovely paired with red hollyhocks or sunset hibiscus. An antique variety that was grown by Jefferson at Monticello and a favorite ever since, they thrive in rich soils in sun. For best results, stake when growing in organic soils and cut back after bloom, leaving a stalk of "cheese wheel" seed capsules to supply new babies for blooms the following year.
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Glowing saucers of deep maroon—a color closest to black of any flower—look lovely paired with red hollyhocks or sunset hibiscus. An antique variety that was grown by Jefferson at Monticello and a favorite ever since, they thrive in rich soils in sun. For best results, stake when growing in organic soils and cut back after bloom, leaving a stalk of "cheese wheel" seed capsules to supply new babies for blooms the following year.
