The pink, red, white, and sometimes black or yellow flowers aren ... There, the Hollyhock takes the stage, helping to tell the city’s story along with pictures and sometimes even theatrics.

Photos can be sent to andrew@petalrepublic.com A cluster of pink, red, yellow, and purple hollyhocks growing next to an old country cottage. Vibrant and colorful flower beds in bloom An oil canvas ...

They may be either single or double blossom plants, and they come in a variety of colors, including pink, yellow, salmon, red, white, purple and a deep burgundy. Hollyhocks thrive in well-drained ...

Although a plant may last only a few years, the prolific amount of seeds produced certainly will result in an abundance of future plants. Hollyhock seeds resembling seeds of lunaria, the money ...

Today, some herbalists still use portions of the plants. Hollyhock flowers have been used to create a rust-red-colored dye and they have frequently been the subject of paintings, including Vincent ...

One plant gardeners from cooler regions miss is the hollyhock ... red and maroon blossoms for spring. It has not been a hard plant to grow locally, but difficult to grow long enough to flower.

The decorative, cup-shaped hollyhocks on a long stem are also used as a cut flower. With its wide array of colours — including white, red, pink, purple and yellow — the hollyhock is an ...

Kha Dang says he wants to be the Johnny Appleseed of hollyhocks. Perhaps he’ll go down in Tucson lore as Kha Hollyhock. “It’s my favorite flower because ... s deep red, pink, yellow.