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Fri, Aug 26, 05 at 21:09
| I want to get my hollyhock seeds in as soon as I can - I didn't get any planted last fall and missed them this summer!
Thanks! |
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- Posted by anaturelover z7AL (My Page) on Sat, Sep 3, 05 at 18:03
| Most hollyhocks are biennials, they grow into a plant one summer, die back in the winter and then come up again the next yr to bloom, after that the plant generally dies. I just let seeds fall from mine each summer. Or collect the seeds, plant them in a pot, grow all winter and then plant out in the spring. or just start seeds in the late winter. Easier just to let a few seeds fall, they make little plants, then transplant them in the spring. |
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- Posted by susangarrison 8b FL Panhandle (My Page) on Sat, Sep 17, 05 at 22:35
| Mine reseeded and came up in late winter/very early spring. So I would say, now is a good time to try some. Try just planting half of your seeds. I've also planted them in the spring and had good luck with them. |
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