04 Sunday Aug 2013
Never buy end of the season flowers that have lost their tags. You might wind up with all white (and one red) ones! They are flourishing though. I’ll have to transplant some white ones elsewhere and replace with some colored ones for variety.
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The flowers are beautiful. I have plenty of hollyhock seeds from the neighbor if you want some. I will be planting this fall.
I had the same situation with a few things I planted in the garden this year. I was surprised to see gourds when it was labeled yellow crookneck squash and a couple of jalapeno plants aren’t jalapenos – lol.
Well, gourds are kinda close – jalapeno not so much… 🙂