What colors do double-blooming Altheas come in? I have purple/red singles, plus a white with red center that produces BOTH single and double white flowers. Is this common? Cross-pollination?
Double flowers arise from hybridization, not spontaneous mutation. A 5-year-old plant suddenly producing doubles alongside singles is highly unusual. Cross-pollination doesn't change flower form on the parent.
Enjoy the mystery! It's likely a genetic quirk or mislabeled cultivar. No action needed—just a cool garden anomaly.
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