Alcea r. 'Indian Spring' #1Alcea rosea 'Indian Spring' hollyhock is a biennial that adds nostalgic charm to the garden. 'Indian Spring' produces tall spikes of single, ruffle flowers in early and midsummer for a wonderful display. Blooms are a lovely blend of pink, yellow and white. Hummingbird attractor. Blooms: June July Light: full sun Soil: moist, well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 18" Height at maturity: 5 8' Pro tip: stake in windy areas Zones: 3 9 Images are used

Habit: narrow upright

Spacing: 12 -24"

Achillea millefolium 'Little Moonshine' is a herbaceous perennial with bright yellow flowers

Blooms: late spring to early summer

24" (60 cms)

Light: full to part sun

Fertilization: apply a fertilizer formulated for acid loving varieties

green and white striped foliage

Dividing: in spring

pale pink flowers with bright carmine pink center bars that bloom on a deciduous perennial vine with twining green foliage

19" (50 cms)

Silvery blue green foliage arranged horizontally on the branches adds a soft texture to the landscape