theseedhouse Giant Danish Mix Rare Biennial Hollyhock Seed, 11 ft Tall – Pack of 25 Seeds
₹89.00
theseedhouse Giant Danish Mix Rare Biennial Hollyhock Seed, 11 ft Tall – Pack of 25 Seeds,
- Early planting for flowering the first year. Deep crimson, light pink, rose, red, yellow and white. Reseeds itself for continuous plants each year
- Planting instructions included with purchase
- Height 11 feet
- Very High Germination Rate
- Rare Flower Seeds
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theseedhouse Giant Danish Mix Rare Biennial Hollyhock Seed, 11 ft Tall – Pack of 25 Seeds
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Gurdeep Kumar –
Good quality seeds and good delivery
Jennifer Smith –
Came in weird packaging with no English indicating what seeds were inside. I had to do my civic duty and forward them to the Canadian food and agriculture agency as requested by the government of Canada
Davey C –
GREAT ITEM WILL PLANT LATER IN YEAR – OR NEXT SPRING. HOLLYHOCKS AND THE GIANT TALL VARIETY SUCH AS THIS ARE STUPENDOUS. HAVE SOME REPRODUCING IN YARD THAT HAVE BEEN HERE FOR 45 YEARS. TALL ONES TEND TO NEED SUPPORT OF SOME TYPE.
prem kumar –
Vary vary bad germination rate
Dr K. –
Poor quality
udaya shankar –
waste of money
Gina M –
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I purchased these last year and I planted in May/June ‘22, can’t remember the exact date. They started blooming today, 4/26/23 and are stunning! Plant in a sunny location; remove all bottom leaves once the plant gets established to avoid rust issues and make sure there’s plenty of air circulation between the leaves. The more leaves I snap, the bushier it gets! I have crap soil, live in USDA zone 8a and I’ve got clay soil. Didn’t even amend, I used fish fertilizer once a month, regular water and voila!
They don’t transplant well – you’ve got to transplant when they’re little because when there past a foot high, it takes them longer to recover. I simply cut the wilted leaves (after transplanting, the ones that start dying/don’t do well) and after a lot of babying, the transplanted plants recovered (at least a week of giving them extra care). It is around 6ft tall right now and still growing! Spectacular, 1000% worth the wait!
Frank –
Not many seeds germinated
Guria –
None of seeds terminated… Very bad quality seeds
Samatha Peram –
Dead seeds. Don’t germinate/sprout at all.
Saten –
Not even one plan germinated
kishan k. –
This will help me to improve my garden
mmm –
Vibrant looking seeds. Will plant them this Spring, then let you know.