Re: Hollyhocks
Hello donna,
We just returned from a couple of days vacation over in New Harmony, IN.
It was originally settled in the 1860 as a religious community. Every home
still has the gardens and court yards. Every home has a planting of flowers
of some kind, mostly the old 'heritage' perennials and annuals although some
of the newer stuff is creeping into the gardens. Never saw so many court
yards, patios, benches and fountains in my life. Anyway... guess what?
Hollyhocks everywhere you turned. Don't think I ever saw so many different
colors and bloom types. Thought of you and said a prayer in the Roofless
Church for your hollyhocks.
Gene Bush Southern Indiana Zone 6a Munchkin Nursery
around the woods - around the world
genebush@otherside.com http://www.munchkinnursery.com
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From: James & Donna Davis <dsdavis@intop.net>snip...
> I can't imagine what could have gone wrong. do you remember the 7 or 8
> plants that Gene Bush advised me to go ahead and put in the ground?
> well they are still alive. it doesn't appear that they have grown any,
> but the important thing is that they are alive. I expect every day to
> discover them laid out in the dirt.
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