FREE: Pink Hollyhock Seeds*Beautiful Spikes of Color!! 40+ Seeds*60 Possible

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Wow! These will get attention and make all your neighbors envious! You can share/trade seeds at the end of the season:)

Ours grew up to 8' tall with spikes of beautiful Pink flowers, and will add country charm and color to your garden or yard.

Up to 8' tall
Easy to grow
Plant in spring or fall
Perfect along a fence, house, garage, or retaining wall.
Seem to be drought tollerant, I do not water them very often.
They usually do not need staking unless there are very strong winds.

The lucky winner will receive 40 fresh seeds from 2012 plants.

*If this auction goes over 1,000 credits or GIN is used, I will add 20 more seeds. A total of 60 seeds.

The leaves and flowers are safe to eat, and contain valuable nutrients. Use the colorful flowers to decorate cakes or cupcakes. How pretty! We do not use chemicals in our gardens.

Here are a few of the links to find out more about Hollyhocks:

http://www.mightygarden.com/biennials/how-to-grow-hollyhock.html

This link says they bloom 2nd year, in July, Aug. Sept. Mine usually bloom in mid May to mid July in NE. The weather is changing. Now this year they are just starting to leaf out, but we are behind due to the cold weather.

http://www.choosingvoluntarysimplicity.com/growing-hollyhocks-the-easy-way/

http://www.ehow.com/info_8452539_hollyhock-varieties-bloom-planted.html
With their showy blooms and giant stature, hollyhocks (Alcea rosea) make an interesting addition to any cottage garden.
The plants can reach heights of 6 to 9 feet and work well as a background plant to add height or to cover up an ugly wall.

Most of them said they do not bloom the first year, but will form pretty leaves and a deep root system. One site told how they made it through a flood. So just be patient, it will be well worth it!

If you love Hollyhocks, check out my other auctions for Burgundy/Wine, White Double Hollyhock seeds, and Morning Glory seeds..
Happy gardening!