The pure white form of this lovely rust resistant hollyhock is quite outstanding and is ideal for brightening up the darker parts of the garden. It is best left alone to self-seed, and occasional seedlings may give pink-tinged flowers. ... Learn More

This is the sensible alternative to ordinary hollyhocks if you have rust problems. The vigorous multi-branching stems are generously laden with typical hollyhock flowers in all colours from white to crimson, but they carry rounded fig-shaped leaves which are very rust-resistant indeed. ... Learn More

Lovely pink floppy flowers open in all shades of pink on these tall stately plants. The fig leafed, or Antwerp Hollyhocks are well known for being resistant to Hollyhock rust, giving these lovely plants extra value. They will self seed where happy making gorgeous, 'Cottage Garden' drifts. ... Learn More

This plant, which has deeply lobed fig-like leaves, produces more branching stems than the common hollyhock and is relatively rust resistant, so if you've failed with the normal one give this a try. ... Learn More

The only white sidalcea. Many silky "hollyhock" flowers on branching spikes. Sidalcea can be annuals or perennials, forming a clump of rounded or palmately lobed basal leaves, with erect stems bearing more deeply divided leaves and terminal racemes of 5-petalled mallow-like flowers. This variety is hardy and perennial. ... Learn More

Extremely pretty, delicately-thin, pale pink flowers stand proudly on upright stems above a mound of round green leaves. A thoroughly charming plant, well at home in any mixed cottage garden border or as a showpiece in a small bed. ... Learn More