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Left to their own devices, those two plants could probably take over the world.
Binky recently posted..Fishing For The Big One
I think the dandelions aready have. I need to weed out my lawn again.
Hollyhocks are almost as persistent as dandelions. When we are long gone, the roaches and these two plants will probably rule the earth.
Planet of the Hollyhocks!!!
pretty magenta color against a sea of yellow. I do not mind dandelions at all, as long as they are not the prickly kind. are your hollyhock the single/old fashion kind? I have lots of them, but none in that color.
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I’m not sure I’ve seen hollyhocks before. Nice colour against the yellow background