Plant this self-seeding flower now for stunning displays and vibrant colors. Ideal for those wanting to simplify gardening ...

Hollyhocks can reseed and appear to be perennial. They can be started outdoors if you are patient enough to wait a year, but some gardeners start seeds indoors during the winter and the plants ...

Hollyhocks are a biennial or perennial plant with a variety of colors ranging from black, to deep red, red, pink, yellow and white. They are also quite a seed producer. Each blossom produces a pod ...

Hollyhocks, like all plants, have some disease and insect problems. The main one is rust, which may be unsightly but is rarely fatal.

Agastache: Quickly becoming a summer favorite, this perennial has fragrant foliage and spiky flowers of pink, purple, blue, red and orange. Hollyhock: Plant now and you’ll have sensational ...

Tall, sturdy hollyhocks are biennial and hardy in USDA zones 3-9. Many gardeners plant them near fences or walls, but they'll grow almost anywhere as long as they get plentiful sun.

Knowing the difference between annual vs. perennial plants will help you understand how each type will behave in your garden.

Unsure about whether to plant annual vs. perennial plants? Learn the differences between the two, with ideas of what to grow in the garden.

Is it too late to plant anything in my yard this year? There are quite a few cool-season annuals and semi-perennials that can be planted now. California poppies, annual hollyhocks, johnny jump ups ...