One from my garden
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Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
Hollyhocks conjure up such memories in my mind.. Did you ever make hollyhock dolls?
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I only got to know hollyhocks in the last few years, so Imhad never heard of the dolls
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Wonderful photo of these hollyhocks. 😀 😀
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😃
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Lovely.
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They never disappoint
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🌹 🌺
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I don’t recall ever seeing hollyhocks ‘in person.’ You grow these in your garden, also? So pretty.
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They grow quite well from seeds.
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Such a beautiful photo!
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I have yet to grow those. Brent (my colleague) insists that if I do, I must grow the black ones. I probably would, along with white ones of course.
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I tried some very dark red ones, almost black, from seeds, but it didn’t work and I love that colour most of all
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I like the dark red ones too because there are not many flowers that do that color as well. They are darker than burgundy red. Once I got my driver’s license, I used to borrow a 1978 Electra for dates that was about that color. It was RAD!
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We had a bed ofbthem in town at the trade School before they demolished the School and built a new one
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They might have survived there for decades. It is not something that was planted commonly during the past few decades; at least not here. They only recently made s comeback. Newer varieties do not self sow as well as the old ones did.
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