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A true native species found only in the Willamette Valley of the PNW. A large perennial that prefers meadow-like conditions that are mostly (or very) sunny. This Sidalcea forms large clumps of tall, delicate hollyhock-like blooms that are blush-pink to white May-July. The foliage has narrow fine lobes . It is extremely drought...

Dense bright pink flower spikes in mid-spring to late spring bloom above dark green rounded leaves. Winter moist, summer dry - if you are in Western Oregon that's easy to do. Butterflies love it! Only found wild in Western Oregon riparian zones. Mature size: 1 - 6 feet tall & 1 - 2 feet wide Minimum temperature:...

Two foot tall spikes of striking deep-rose hollyhock-like flowers (though smaller) make for great cut flowers and pollinator attractant. Cut back hard after late spring-early summer blooming to encourage an encore before the fall. Excellent for mass plantings. Enjoys well-drained soils and sun-part shade. Mature size: 2 ft tall Minimum temperature:...

Sometimes used in rooftop gardens because of its evergreen leaves and drought-tolerance, this spreading perennial has fairly large, rosy-pink hollyhock flowers atop dark, rounded, and scalloped leaves. Some summer water will keep it from going dormant. Late spring to summer bloom. Mature size: 6-10 inches T x 12–24 inches W Minimum temperature: -10°...

Native plant with miniature rose-pink to lavender hollyhock-like blooms in late spring to early summer. The deeply incised leaves blend well with meadow grasses. In Oregon, this plant is more commonly found in meadows in Oregon's East-Side meadows at the forest edge in the Steens, Wallowas, West Gorge, and Coast...

Native to Western Oregon, this Checker Mallow has floral spikes of loosely clustered flowers that bloom in shades of light to dark pink over a season that can extend from April to late summer depending on plant locale. The rounded individual petals have a crinkled appearance with notched margins and whitish-pink veins....