Me too. I rediscovered them a few years ago when I saw them growing at Montgomery’s Inn where I used to volunteer and bake bread. I saw a plant at a nursery is summer and snatched it up. Hopefully it will come back next summer.
No, that was in CA. All I planted this year was a beautiful, healthy tomato plant, which probably a squirrel at from the stem up. I also planted a pot with cilantro – same result. And twice I planted basin, first lemon then sweet. The sweet is still hanging on perched on the top of fence away from any water sources except the monsoons. It spindles away.
Mama Cormier 
I love hollyhocks. 🙂
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Me too. I rediscovered them a few years ago when I saw them growing at Montgomery’s Inn where I used to volunteer and bake bread. I saw a plant at a nursery is summer and snatched it up. Hopefully it will come back next summer.
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I planted a ton of them in my yard. I have a propensity for planting big things in the wrong place. My tiny garden wasn’t the perfect spot.
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I can’t imagine that they would do very well in Arizona. Isn’t it too hot for them?
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No, that was in CA. All I planted this year was a beautiful, healthy tomato plant, which probably a squirrel at from the stem up. I also planted a pot with cilantro – same result. And twice I planted basin, first lemon then sweet. The sweet is still hanging on perched on the top of fence away from any water sources except the monsoons. It spindles away.
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Those @&%* squirrels. The heat wave we had here messed up some of our herbs.
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My words about them exactly. LOL 🙂
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