Hollyhock 'Charter's Double White'

Alcea rosea 'Charter's Double White' is admired for its elegant pure white double flowers that bring brightness and sophistication to summer gardens. Tall flower spikes bloom continuously for weeks, standing out beautifully against darker foliage plants and shrubs while creating a timeless visual effect. This vigorous hollyhock flourishes in sunny locations with freely draining soil and develops into an impressive ornamental feature. Its classic beauty allows it to complement both formal and informal planting styles.

Care/Water

Alcea rosea 'Charter’s Double White' requires regular watering throughout the growing season. Keep the soil consistently slightly moist but avoid waterlogging to prevent root problems. Water preferably in the morning or evening for optimal care.

Maintenance

Regularly remove faded flowers and old plant parts. Trim weak or damaged shoots to maintain a compact and healthy plant. Light spring fertilization supports strong stems and extends the flowering period.

Location

Prefers sunny to partially shaded locations with well-draining, nutrient-rich soil. Ideal for flower beds, borders, and cottage gardens, adding height, color, and elegance to the bed.

Tip

Attracts bees and butterflies. Regular removal of faded blooms keeps the plant healthy, vigorous, and flowering abundantly.

Alcea rosea 'Charter's Double White' is a decorative plant with white flower clusters, enhancing beds, borders, and group plantings. It provides vertical structure and color accents.

The plant attracts bees and butterflies and is suitable for sunny gardens.