Hollyhock 'Chaters White' Callistemon 'Amarette' Tall stalk with multiple flowerheads

Tall stalk with multiple flowerheads that are scented and bright pink

If there was going to be a fruit to wrestle the superfood title from the blueberry

Partially Self fertile (Pollination Group 3) will produce fruit without pollination but will benefit from a pollination partner within pollination groups 1

Tulips are generally very easy to grow and as such are common spring flowers

Highly attractive to honey bees and butterflies

Hollyhock 'Chaters White' Callistemon 'Amarette' Tall stalk with multiple flowerheadsTall sturdy spikes of fluffy double flowers in shades of white and ivory, with light green foliage Flowers from July to September A spectacular hardy perennial which typically reaches a height of over 2m! Plant in full sun at the back of a border by a wall or fence, or support with canes they will self seed and come back year after year Edible flowers use them to decorate cakes or add to salads Chater's hollyhocks are named for the 19th century