Our Sidalcea flowered well initially but sadly they fell pray to our flower eating Roe Deer who nibbled a lot more flowers than just the Roses this year.
Sidalcea or Prarie Mallows are heavy blooming, somewhat rare perennial mallows which produce bright, saucer-shaped flowers (which resemble hollyhocks) on long, slender stems. They attract butterflies and are excellent cut flowers. Sidalcea plants are true perennials that grow to 3 feet tall. Winter hardy to zone 5.
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