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Want to Cry Today

CAPirani Photography & Art @capirani (2817) • United States 16 May 24

The powers that be who are here temporarily until a real manager gets hired has finally hired someone to do the mowing. Hopefully permanently as we have only had the grounds mowed once this spring so far. It is a hayfield out...

new owners and bad management

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Such a happy little bee

rebelann1949 @rebelann (117238) • El Paso, Texas 28 May 17

Finally I have Hollyhocks once more. The other day I was out and about when the winds had died down some and caught a very happy little bee wrapped around the inner thingy gathering pollen or nectar or what ever it is they...

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I wish I could send you warm sunshine Buttttttt........

rebelann1949 @rebelann (117238) • El Paso, Texas 9 Jan 17

That just doesn't seem to want to work. However if you have an open mind maybe you can think warm, I thought I would share a picture of the Hollyhocks blooming back 2008, they sun was rising behind them. So, did you get enough...

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Damn those wabbits, they ate em all ~@_@~

rebelann1949 @rebelann (117238) • El Paso, Texas 10 Oct 16

Yeah, you guessed it, I was going through shots from a few years ago ..... I had HOLLYHOCKS!!! Then some wiseass decided to clear a large section of desert not too far from here and the next thing I knew I had wabbits ..... sure,...

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Questions about Hollyhocks

dragon54u @dragon54u (31633) • United States 26 Apr 09

My grandma had them and I love them so I got some seeds. It's almost warm enough to plant and I'm wondering if they will cling to the side of the garage if I plant them there or if they'll fall down--do I need to stake them?

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Have you ever grown Hollyhocks?

its-logos-plus-logic @flowerchilde (12529) • United States 20 May 08

Don't you just love 'em? Do you put them along a fence or anything? To help keep them standing seeing as they are so tall? I collect the seeds and toss them around where I want more hollyhocks to grow. I believe they are an 'old...

growing flowers

old fashioned flowers

old world flowers

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Memory gardens Bluebells for Gran and Ma

raydene @raydene (9871) • United States 7 May 07

In my yard I have some bluebells that I have had for almost 40 years.I have transplanted them everywhere I live and leave some behind as I move on.I have planted them in Mexica,Canada and US...I've planted them in them in flower...

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