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I live in zone 4 in SW Minnesota. I winter-sowed these seeds about 4 years ago and transplanted the seedlings to my raised bed in back t...Read More
I dug up two of these from my mom's garden. One is about 2 feet tall. The tap root was about 10inches deep. Both plants quickly wilted...Read More
Our 'Zebrina' came up voluntarily a few years ago. I recently took pictures of it and posted to my facebook to see if anyone recognized i...Read More
I don't want to scare you off of this very pretty plant, but unless you want hundreds of seedlings all over the place, through the grass,...Read More
This is to confirm the statement made by Terry. It's indeed a biennual. I sowed the seeds last year. I just now enjoying its flower. ...Read More
I have had this plant in my garden for several years now. I deadhead it daily until late in the season. This way it does not become inv...Read More
A pretty flower, but it LOVES to self-seed. I have it coming up everywhere. It has a long tap-root that makes it hard to pull up withou...Read More
Don't think this plant makes it through our winter because it reappears in other places so believe it is a strong reseeder. Pretty plant ...Read More
I found one of these growing as a 'weed' in the cracks of my patio and transplanted it into a garden bed in part sun. Now it has grown t...Read More
does extremely well in zone 8, I have extra seed and they always reseed .
Beautiful plant but doesn't do well in my yard (too moist). I planted this first in a "dry / average" year and it bloomed wonderfully bu...Read More
Very showy, tough plant with a profusion of pink/purple flowers. Flowers: June on. Best on poor, well-drained soils in full sun or parti...Read More
I PURCHASED ONE PLANT AND NOW HAVE HUNDREDS. IT HAS SPREAD THROUGH MY WHOLE GARDEN. LOVE THE FLOWER. HAVE DUG UP YOUNG PLANTS AND GIVE...Read More
Will not overwinter in my garden (Zone 4A) reliably but generally returns from seed if I am lazy about dead-heading.
Very long blo...Read More
I have this plant with flowers that are lavender streaked. After the first round of long lasting spring blooms faded, I trimmed them off...Read More
I LOVE these! It bloomed until frost killed it, long after all other things had been killed by frost. Needs staking, non-stop flowers.....Read More
French hollyhocks are generally grown as biennials or short-lived perennials. The standard flower color is white with purple veining, al...Read More