Indian Spring blooms in its first season from seed, bringing an early-1800s English garden look. Plants prefer ample moisture and deep, rich soil, though fairly drought tolerant.
Petals garnish salads or desserts with mild flavor. Packet includes directions for old-fashioned hollyhock dolls.
Features
Flowers in first season from seed
1939 All-America Selections winner
Edible petals for garnish
Tall cottage-garden habit
Attracts pollinators
Uses: Cottage garden, garnish, craft dolls
Light: Full sun
Variety: Indian Spring
Water needs: Fairly drought tolerant
Soil preference: Deep, rich soil with ample moisture
