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California Gardening
purnima_gw

growing hollyhocks

purnima
11 years ago

I planted hollyhock cuttings (from Home Depot) in April. The leaves are doing well but still close to the ground. I was wondering when I would get the tall stems and blooms.

Thanks,

Purnima

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