I can't remember how many times I've tried to grow Hollyhocks. I do remember the number of times I've succeeded, however. I've never been able to grow a Hollyhock. I don't remember whether or not my mother had beautiful gardens when I was a child however. It's very possible that her prowess in gardening came after rearing her children. I could be patient for that. . .because having great kids is a lot more important to me than my garden right now. I'll enjoy hers until my gardening time comes.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Another Beauty from Mother's backyard.
I can't remember how many times I've tried to grow Hollyhocks. I do remember the number of times I've succeeded, however. I've never been able to grow a Hollyhock. I don't remember whether or not my mother had beautiful gardens when I was a child however. It's very possible that her prowess in gardening came after rearing her children. I could be patient for that. . .because having great kids is a lot more important to me than my garden right now. I'll enjoy hers until my gardening time comes.
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3 comments:
Veru nice Abby !
Yeah....gardening have been proven to be quite good therapy =)
I grow them in my yard and they get very tall. The problem is rust which is unsightly on such large lovely leaves.
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