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Transplant a Blooming Hollyhock and seedling 101A

maggie_berry
16 years ago

Hi,

I have a beautiful Hollyhock in bloom that I would like to transplant to a new garden.

I understand that Hollyhock has a taproot and should not be moved.

I was wondering if I waited until the fall, would the plant survive the move.

Also, if I can not move this plant can I catch the seeds and plant them in the new bed.

Will I see seedlings this fall if I water the seeds and baby them?

Or would you just sprinkle the seeds and let winter and mother nature take over?

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