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Hollyhock - Queeny Purple
The Hollyhock 'Queeny Purple', 'Alcea rosea 'Queeny Purple', is the shortest and first purple Hollyhock available as a single color. With a plant width of 1-2' and a height of 20-30", it is perfect for smaller space gardens. "Queeny Purple' will flower early in the spring. Perfect for cuttings, the purple flowers are 3-4" wide but appear larger on their dwarf plant. Hollyhock must be watered heavily during the growing season and should be planted in full sun. Great for cut flowers or planted with Salvia 'Snow Hill' or Veronica 'Icicles'. 2004 All-America Selection. ... more
Hosta - Paul's Glory The pale lavender flowers of this fast growing hosta appear in early summer on 2 foot stems, however, hosta’s are not known for their flowers. Hosta’s provide bright color in shade with wonderful foliage and Paul's Glory is no exception. Paul's Glory performs best if planted in full shade but will tolerate some direct sun. Plant in any moist and well-drained spot. A great choice for any beginner gardener. |
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