Dark Pink Ruffled hollyhock
 

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Very beautiful, Karla - is it a hybrid or are you able to save seeds?

Beautiful! Great to see you post again Karla.

What a gorgeous flower!

My! That color just about glows!!! What a beauty.

[QUOTE=salix;714098]Very beautiful, Karla - is it a hybrid or are you able to save seeds?[/QUOTE]I have seeds saved

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[QUOTE=Salsacharley;714116]Beautiful! Great to see you post again Karla.[/QUOTE]Thank You! Been so busy gardening.

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[QUOTE=salix;714098]Very beautiful, Karla - is it a hybrid or are you able to save seeds?[/QUOTE]Not a hybrid, I have plenty of seeds saved for trades.

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Gorgeous. I wonder if they can grow in South Florida.

That's a real beauty! Is that the variety who's leaves are not prone to that nasty rust? I always have to keep the leaves out of sight as they get so ugly.

Linda

No rust on this h.hock.

I have seeds saved from this Hollyhock.

Hollyhocks do very well on the western range of Nebraska where it is considerably less humid than my area. They reseed freely there. How is the humidity in your area , Karla?


- Lisa

Hollyhocks reseed here too. The humidity isn't bad
I don't get rust on these h.hocks.

[QUOTE=greenthumbomaha;724799]Hollyhocks do very well on the western range of Nebraska where it is considerably less humid than my area. They reseed freely there. How is the humidity in your area , Karla?


- Lisa[/QUOTE]Hollyhock do well for me. In the midti late summer the humidity can get high.

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