Hollyhocks

Planted hollyhocks frm seeds they finally started blooming & the landlord pulled them out of the ground,they were out of the ground for 12hrs or so.i planted them in a bucket of soil &water till the morning.can i bring them back 2 life.?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/02/2017 @ 8:01 am

Hollyhocks generally have a tap root that does not transplant well. The fact that your plants were out of the ground for a length of time also does not work on your behalf.
You can grow Hollyhocks in containers, but they will need to have a large container to do well.
A great way to start the flowers and have a blooms quicker is to start the flowers from bare roots.

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