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The hollyhock (Malva alcea) makes up approximately 60 species of flowering plants in the… More
Due to the root size and height of traditional hollyhocks, they are not well… More
Hollyhocks are an old-fashioned biennial favorite that fit well in flowerbeds and borders. Because… More
Hollyhocks, (Alcea rosea) or Althea are biennial or short-lived perennial plants commonly grown for… More
Hollyhocks, also known as Alcea rosea or Althea, are biennial flowering plants native to… More
Hollyhocks (Alcea rosea) are a biennial or very short-lived perennial that is a favorite… More
Tall, stately hollyhocks add color to late summer and early fall gardens. Reaching 5… More
Hollyhocks, with their tall stalks of brightly blooming flowers, are a perennial favorite in… More
Hollyhocks (Alcea rosea) are a traditional cottage garden flower that are easy to grow… More
Hollyhocks are an excellent addition to your garden border, growing up to eight feet… More
Hollyhocks are old-fashioned beauties that have been a favorite for years, but today's newer… More
...scent of an old-fashioned country garden than the hollyhock. With tall, gorgeous stalks of… More
Hollyhocks grow from USDA zones 3 to 8 as biennials, meaning they live approximately… More
Growing hollyhocks from seeds is probably the easiest way to incorporate these China natives… More
Sow hollyhock seeds 1 week prior to the last frost. Plant seedlings after the… More
Tall, blooming Hollyhocks are an old-fashioned garden plant. Hollyhocks are a biennial for most… More
A cousin of the hibiscus, hollyhocks are tall spires with large, round, frilly edged… More
The hollyhock was first found by the Europeans when they were visiting Chinese gardens.… More
Guide Sheet: Information about Hollyhocks plants and growing tips. More
Guide Sheet: Information about Hollyhocks plants and growing tips. More
Cut back hollyhock stems to the ground after they begin to turn brown, but before… More
Hollyhocks can grown in almost any climate as long as they are provided with water,… More
Hollyhocks are flowering plants that are found all over the world because they are a… More
To transplant hollyhocks, pull the plant out of the ground, store the plant in a… More
To plant hollyhocks, use seeds or roots covered with compost or potting soil and grow… More
When staking hollyhocks, drive the stakes into the ground at least 2 feet, and use… More
Spraying hollyhocks is done with an oil and water mixture, which suffocates the plant and… More
I was looking throught the T&M catalog, and I found quote a few notable seeds this year. The first one of note I mentioned before, the world's first red-flowered rudbeckia from seed!!!! WOo hoo! I purchased those in October when they were available. The first round had already run out.… More
I have been looking where my hollyhock was last year and as yet I have not seen any volunteer seedlings! :surprised: I was hoping it would seed itself. But I did save some seeds - is it too late to plant them in the ground? We have been getting some… More
...ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odIiONhbnOc YouTube Hollyhock Flick! I hear in Denmark, the Hollyhocks are tall too. This is one from Copenhagen seeds. Rumor has it that they grow to 11 feet. This one is measured at 10 feet! Get your stakes ready! More
...t someone told her you cannot plant all different Hollyhocks together.. Is this true.. ? Thanks! Blessings, Lily More
...ackage, flower and scan of leaf. Think it maybe a hollyhock? I have planted hollyhock alongside the house from last years seeds, but in a remote location. The hollyhocks were a very light purple. The only… More
I was given several hollyhock seeds from my mother-in-law and she said they were heirlooms. I planted all of them 2 or 3 weeks ago and have seen nothing yet. I know she will eventually ask me about them and I would love to tell her they are doing fabulous.… More
...oneflower daylilies asiatics and oriential lilies hollyhocks liatris cosmos… More
...9. We have started zinnias, cosmos,sunflowers and hollyhocks. I am going to study up and try to start some perennials.:D Oh yeah, I forgot the morning glories, moonflower vines, wild flowers and nasturtuims. Oh how I love to see a… More
...nd want to expand my collection. I have for swap: Hollyhocks, Salvia's, Poppies and lots of other seeds (ask me your favorite). Bye, Astrid More
I'm new at gardening, but I've been doing alot of research. Could it be that you have weevils? I don't know how to post a picture on here yet, but a website about the rose weevil is http://www.hortnet.co.nz/publications/hortfacts/hf401030.htm This site has a picture as well as information on the little… More
hey there planted some hollyhock seeds in those little plastic domed jiffy starter kits .. 3 days later i have seeds poking up but also a white fine hair coming out of some of them... are these anything i need to worry about or are they just the root hairs… More
I have a question. This year my hollyhocks are going to bloom, what should I do with them after? Do they need to be cut back? Will they bloom again next year? I had gotten some lovely seeds from a GG member 2 years ago, and planted them last year.… More
How successful have you been growing hollyhocks from seed? I planted the seeds according to package directions. It says to keep them in a shady location until fall and then plant them in full sun. They sprouted several weeks ago but have shown no growth since. I don't expect them… More
... some information here? I decided on getting some hollyhocks and some glaiolus's seeds maybe from my gardening buddies here at garden guide but how deep do they have to be and how far apart do I plant them?I fell in love with the double hollyhocks and they will… More
I put hollyhocks in late last year (3-4" pot, a bit rootbound at end of season) - it came up this year and is in a spot that gets good early day sun until about 4 pm, but I have a plant that is barely 1 1/2 feet tall and… More
I bought a pack of hollyhock seeds today and they say they will not blum the first year. Does anyone know how big they will get the first year or will they grow to full height then start to bloom? What I mean is, it says they'll get to be… More
I lost some of mine over the past winter too. And the wascally wabbits and gophers have been dining on the seedlings I planted this year as if they're their own private smorgasbord. I've got some growing in pots that I might winter over in the garage or root cellar… More
If I started some indoors, would they transplant well? I seem to remember reading they have a deep taproot, but I am not sure that would matter in the babies. More
everything is so big & beautiful this year. More
Is there anything to be done about Deer eating my hollyhocks? Thank you More
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