Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different colour
every year?

On 18 June, 18:38, "R" wrote:
Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different colour
every year?

Hollyhocks can be biennial, so it's probably because they're different
plants or a mixture of some in their second year and some new ones.

In message , R
writes
Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different colour
every year?


Pixies with wax crayons ...

--
geoff

R wrote:
Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different colour
every year?


There are many answers to hollyhock questions he

http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extnews/hortiscope/flowers/hllyhock.htm

Including quite a few I would never have dreamt of asking!

--
Rod

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R wrote:
Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different
colour every year?

Don't watch it much, but I suggest you adjust your TV colour balance. That
Lydia is well fit.


--
Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

"R" wrote in message
...
Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different
colour every year?

I'm inclined to agree with lino expert.
You might post your msg in uk.rec.gardening
This may be in their field. No pun intended.
There is much wisdom to be found there.
Good luck,
N

"geoff" wrote in message
...
In message , R
writes
Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different
colour
every year?


Pixies with wax crayons ...

Nah.............The dog would eat em.

"The Medway Handyman" wrote in message
om...
R wrote:
Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different
colour every year?

Don't watch it much, but I suggest you adjust your TV colour balance.
That Lydia is well fit.

Lydia Dustbin ?

"Nicholas" wrote in message
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"R" wrote in message
...
Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different
colour every year?

I'm inclined to agree with lino expert.
You might post your msg in uk.rec.gardening
This may be in their field. No pun intended.
There is much wisdom to be found there.
Good luck,

I chucked uk.gardening into the newserver and got f**kall.........I'll try
the full text. Ta for the link so to speak.

"Owain" wrote in message
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R wrote:
Pixies with wax crayons ...
Nah.............The dog would eat em.

Would that give them coloured ****?

Almost,

Spekly coloured bits in poo

"Lino expert" wrote in message
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On 18 June, 18:38, "R" wrote:
Almost a DIY question.

Can anyone shed light on the reason my Hollyhocks appear a different
colour
every year?

Hollyhocks can be biennial, so it's probably because they're different
plants or a mixture of some in their second year and some new ones.

Round here there is only one colour for 'hollihocks': rust!

S