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Deep pink Hollyhock
By Homebird
1 Aug, 2011
8 likes
I grew these from seed I sowed last autumn. I have never had much success with these before.
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Really nice...
1 Aug, 2011
nice coloured one.
2 Aug, 2011
Very nice...
4 Aug, 2011
What a beauty.
4 Aug, 2011
Hollyhocks sure have come a long way....
5 Aug, 2011
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Hibiscus Syriacus 'Oiseau Bleu' (Tree Hollyhock (Syn. Blue Bird))
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X Alcalthaea Suffrutescens 'Parkallee' (Hollyhock (Syn Alcea X Althaea Parkallee))
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Thats a lovely one HB, nice colour
1 Aug, 2011