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Tall Hollyhock with Flowers and Leaves

A tall hollyhock rises from smaller stems, with an open flower at the top and broad leaves extending from its sides.

A tall hollyhock plant with blooming flowers and broad leaves, providing plenty of open areas for children to color.
Tall Hollyhock with Flowers and Leaves
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What the flowering hollyhock displays

The main plant has a long, slender stalk topped by a wide hollyhock flower. Developed leaves spread from both sides of the stalk, and shorter flowering stems grow near its base. The plant stands alone without a garden setting, container, insects, or other objects around it.

Interesting facts about hollyhocks

Hollyhocks commonly grow upright beside walls, fences, and the backs of flower beds, where their height can add a strong vertical accent. Their flowers open along the stalk rather than forming one cluster at the very top. Bees and other pollinating insects often visit the blossoms for pollen and nectar.

Real-life colors of a hollyhock

  • Petals: white, yellow, pink, red, purple, or very dark burgundy
  • Flower center: pale cream, yellow, pink, or deep red depending on the variety
  • Leaves: medium to deep green
  • Main stalk: green, sometimes with a reddish cast
  • Leaf veins: green and often paler than the surrounding leaf surface
Questions and answers

Questions and answers

Why are hollyhocks often planted near a wall or fence?
Their tall stalks can benefit from a sheltered location, especially when strong wind or heavy rain might bend them. The structure also creates an attractive backdrop for the flowers.
Do hollyhock flowers all open at once?
Usually they open gradually along the stalk. This lets the plant display new blossoms over an extended period.
Are hollyhocks useful to pollinators?
Yes. Their open flowers can provide pollen and nectar to bees and other visiting insects.
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