x Alcalthaea suffrutescens 'Parkrondell'

This new introduction greatly admired and desired. A cross between a hollyhock and a mallow. It has rosette shaped flowers, composed of an outer circle of cyclamen-pink, translucent petals whose thread-like veins merge to form a dark centre filled with curled and crumpled inner petals, held in clustered buds up and down the branching stems, ensuring a display from midsummer until the frosts. Lasts well picked. Prune tips in spring to make a bushier plant.