Alcea rosea 'Blacknight' - Hollyhock Edible Fruit genetic variation produces the occasional

genetic variation produces the occasional individual with outstanding ornamental characteristics—like the dramatically intensified flower color of Appalachian Red

The dark green ovate leaves provide a fresh summer canopy before turning attractive shades of gold

true flowers that are actually rather inconspicuous yellowish-green affairs

Each tree can yield pounds of delicious berry that will power your smoothie maker

creating a golden pathway of color that might lead the observer to a specimen tree

Alcea rosea 'Blacknight' - Hollyhock Edible Fruit genetic variation produces the occasionalTall, dark and handsome. Shades of darkest night battle with deep purples are red tones in the large flowers of this extraordinary hollyhock. Part of the famous 'Spotlight' cultivars of hollyhocks, this towering perennial provides marries consistent color, with disease resistance and longevity to yield a high performing Alcea worthy of a place in the garden. Blooming in Midsummer, this is a perfect plant for following up on spring or early summer