Origin
The Alcea rosea 'Charters Double White', also known as the white hollyhock, originates from Asia. It's a variant of the Alcea rosea, which has been cultivated for centuries for its striking flowers.

Characteristics
The Alcea rosea 'Charters Double White' distinguishes itself with its double flowers in a vivid white colour. The plant has tall stalks and usually reaches a height between 150 to 180 centimetres. It has large, coarse leaves and typically flowers in the summer months, from June to September.

Care
The Alcea rosea 'Charters Double White' is a plant that needs full sun in order to grow well. It needs a moist, well-draining soil and thrives in average to rich soil. It requires little maintenance other than removing old flower stalks to encourage new growth.