As at this time I guess these are the only two colors that I have in hollyhocks. My hostas have crowded out a lot of them that I use to have in the backyard that were white.
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It was windy and cold but the sune did bring out some blooms on the morning glories. We have avoided any frost so far but I do know that ...
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My dad has come home from the war. It is 1945 in the summer. My oldest brother Ron is on the right and Rex is on the left. The next two bo... -
Teddy's legs are a little short for this big wheel but he still likes sitting on it. These shots were buried in my files and this one...
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Wow..they are beautiful. My stalks are huge but the buds have just appeared, so we are WAY behind you in blooming time here in the U.P. of Michigan!
I love so much those flowers but I have not any in my garden. I bought some seeds but they are still in the small bag.
I love Hollyhocks... a flower I grew up with and don't seem to see very much of around here anymore... perhaps it's the climate, I don't know or folks are just not as fond of them as I am.
Great photos.
At least you have some! They don't like my soil or me. My Aunt a few miles away has great luck with them! They are so beautiful, a truly old fashioned flower. Sometimes I think that those are the best kind! :)
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