Re: hollyhock - Millions in the making? (I wish)

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• To: perennials@mallorn.com
• Subject: Re: hollyhock - Millions in the making? (I wish)
• From: W*
• Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1998 00:02:35 -0600
• References: <l0313030ab27679280bf3@[141.106.36.209]> from "Don Martinson" at Nov 16, 98 07:12:07 pm <l0313030db276b99c30cb@[141.106.36.209]>

Don Martinson wrote:
> 
> >> Nearly 5 years ago, while vacationing in Costa Rica, I noticed a hollyhock
> >> of quite unusual coloration.
> >> (For a picture, see:  http://www.execpc.com/~llmen/holly.jpg )
> >>
> >> Thompson & Morgan is growing a test crop of 200 plants this summer and may
> >> offer it in their year 2000 catalog if the plant continues to grow true
> >> from seed.  Don't look for Alcea rosea 'Don Martinson', however.  I've
> >> requested that it be named 'Millenium'.
> >> Any comments on this cultivar are welcome (e.g. Would you buy seeds of this
> >> plant???)
>

 I would buy it! I love the multi-toned type flowers. I also like the
name you chose!
 Rita


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