Plant: Hollyhock (Alcea rosea) | Variety: Queeny Purple
Dwarf 2-3 ft. Easy to grow. Wintersown.
Planting Out day 108 Planted Out
Sown day 0
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Comments
SneIrish wrote:
I hope mine do as well from the seedlings I planted in the fall. (I grew them over the summer from seeds I collected from my 2007 plant.) Maybe I’ll wintersow the rest of the seeds I have left just in case. Thanks for giving me hope!
Posted on 21 Dec 08 (over 4 years ago)
urbandogsgarden wrote:
I always get lots of these plants when I wintersow and they bloom like this the first year. I just read recently where they are now classifying this as an annual Hollyhock, which might explain why they do not overwinter well for me. However, they always bloom the first year so maybe that’s why they don’t come back.
Posted on 21 Dec 08 (over 4 years ago)
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