FREE: hollyhocks light pink delicate blooms hardy plant

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First picture is a stock photo to show you what the flower look like they are exacly the same.
Second picture is of my hollyhocks they havent bloomed yet but this was last years plant it survived the Texas winter, these flowers are very hardy and easy to grow, I just planted and forget about them. This flower is where the seeds came from.

You will get 10 seeds.

Hollyhock prefers full sun to partial shade and rich, moist soil to thrive.

Sow outdoors just beneath the surface of the soil one week before last frost. Seeds will germinate in 10-14 days. Space plants 18-36 inches apart. Water regularly during dry conditions to keep them blooming. Fertilize a couple times during the season with an all-purpose fertilizer. When flower stalks fade, cut to the ground.
Avoid overhead watering whenever possible.

Hollyhocks will cross-pollinate. Gardeners should only grow one variety at a time to save pure seed, or isolate varieties by 1/4 mile. Seeds are ready to harvest when the seed capsules are completely dry and brown. The capsules can then be picked and the seeds easily separated from the paper-like husk.