Known for its rich, deep purple-black flowers, the Black Hollyhock thrives in winter, adding a gothic touch to any garden. Its petals are deep maroon to black, emitting a chocolate scent.

Foxglove’s tall, tubular flowers look lovely alongside hollyhocks. Both plants love ... from pastel pinks to deep purples and even near-black hues. Mixing different colors in the same area ...

Their story goes way back, too. In ancient Egypt, hollyhocks played a part in the solemn rituals of life and death. Wreaths of these flowers were laid with the mummified, believed to guide souls ...

This column will pick up from there and elaborate on the relatively longer growth and maturity phase of the hollyhock plant, when the beautiful cup-shaped flowers begin to bloom. It will also ...

They also changed the flower’s name from ‘hoc’ (hoc ... The seeds of the hollyhocks are brown to black in colour, with a lighter-coloured border. They are shaped somewhat similar to inflated ...