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WANTED: Wanted: Dbl. Hollyhocks/ Have tons of seed to trade

11 years ago

Hi all, I'm looking for mostly Double Hollyhocks as they are so gorgeous in the garden. Will consider single if they are the right color.

Colors I'm looking for, Reds,Yellows,White,Dark Purple,Lavender,Maroon,Peach

Tons of seeds to trade with. Penstemons,Poppies,Tx Bluebonnets,Lupine,Rudbeckia,Blanket flower, Gallardia,Daisies,Larkspur,Bach.Buttons,Balsam,Salvia,Canteburry Bells and many,many more.

Please email me if interested.

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Comments (4)

lovemeflowers
11 years ago
i have the deep purple almost black single hollyhock for trade. would you please check my list and see if i have anything else u might want to trade for.
jensyen ( z7 MD )
11 years ago
I have 'Powderpuff' double Hollyhocks. One is white and the other is a dark red or maroon. I am sending you an email. Hope we can do a trade. Thanks, Jen R.
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kristlindgren
11 years ago
Please check my trade list, I may have some of what you are looking for.

Thanks,

Kris
msbatt
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I have a black holly hock that often has both single and double flowers on the same plant, and I have a double that I'd call French Vanilla. I have a gorgeous maroon, but it's a single.

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