Thank you for the link.Good Information.There is also some great information on the wuv n acres website about how to get rid of the hollyhock weevil inside those collected seeds before you store them.I grew pink and white ones this year.Some of the pink ones had a big block of magenta streaks on them so it will be interesting to see how they turn out next year.You can get 1/4 cup of seeds in a very pretty variety of colors from wherehollyhocksbloom.net as well.I came across the site when I was looking for old timey hollyhocks that were farm grown.Tasha Tudors website has packets from the garden as well as wiley house museum's website.

Heidi