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Hollyhock, the Hibiscus Cousin - Daves Garden The other hollyhocks had pink, fuchsia and magenta flowers I identified two of them as Alcea rosea, the common hollyhock and Alcea setosa, also known as the bristly hollyhock I also found out that Alcea rosea has many varieties of different colors: yellow, orange, red, white, purple Those are on my list now!
Hollyhocks and Hortensia are Old Fashioned Privy Plants Hollyhocks Unfortunately, their association with outhouses may have given hollyhocks a “coarse” reputation when they really are highly spectacular plants which can grow to 9 feet tall Although some are biennial rather than perennial, the former often self-sow heavily enough to seem perennial
Perennials:Transplanting Hollyhocks - Daves Garden This would probably be better on the Garden Forum or the Perennial Forum, but I've transplanted hollyhocks several times, so here goes They have roots like a small tree, so dig wide and deep
Florida Gardening:Vietnamese Hollyhock - Daves Garden I grew some hollyhocks from tubers in Wal-Mart bulb bags last year and kept a couple of them going in pots all summer, but they just recently withered and disappeared
Trees, Shrubs and Conifers:Planting under a Black Walnut Tree Rose of Sharon Trees come in many different colors and with a nice Red japanese Maple as a companion plant and perhaps Hollyhocks under with Astibe it will give you a nice entrance focal point
Florida Gardening:Vietnamese hollyhocks - Daves Garden Hollyhocks are a sweet youth memory for me I just found out that it is possible to grow Vietnamese hollyhocks in my zone, 10a Very happy about that, but I am not able to find them! I searched for them online at many sites, and the Google search points to Daves Garden, but that thread wasn't helping me