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Chater's Chamois Double-Flowered Hollyhock | Bag of 10 Wholesale Bare Roots | Alcea rosea 'Charter's Chamois' | Zone 3-9 | Pink | 6 - 7 feet | Full Sun
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ShareChater's Chamois Double-Flowered Hollyhock | Bag of 10 Wholesale Bare Roots | Alcea rosea 'Charter's Chamois' | Zone 3-9 | Pink | 6 - 7 feet | Full Sun
A gardener's must-have for centuries, hollyhocks add vertical interest, fantastic flair and an amazing array of colors to the landscape. Our modern version, Chater's Chamois Double-Flowered Hollyhock, is a pale peachy pink with hints of tan-a thoroughly sophisticated color palette. It's perfect for back borders, cutting gardens, foundation plantings and …
A gardener's must-have for centuries, hollyhocks add vertical interest, fantastic flair and an amazing array of colors to the landscape. Our modern version, Chater's Chamois Double-Flowered Hollyhock, is a pale peachy pink with hints of tan-a thoroughly sophisticated color palette. It's perfect for back borders, cutting gardens, foundation plantings and more. These eye-catching perennials also lure butterflies and hummingbirds to the area. Tolerant to juglone, so feel free to plant near Black Walnut trees.
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A gardener's must-have for centuries, hollyhocks add vertical interest, fantastic flair and an amazing array of colors to the landscape. Our modern version, Chater's Chamois Double-Flowered Hollyhock, is a pale peachy pink with hints of tan-a thoroughly sophisticated color palette. It's perfect for back borders, cutting gardens, foundation plantings and more. These eye-catching perennials also lure butterflies and hummingbirds to the area. Tolerant to juglone, so feel free to plant near Black Walnut trees.
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