Can anyone guess what seeds hubby planted in this little dish? He called me over and said LOOK!
I said; Did you stop and
Bob said YES, I did...... do you know what they are? Not the rose moss below, think back a couple of weeks.... are you ready?
meet our Baby Hollyhocks..... Click on Hollyhocks up close and personal if you have forgotten what they look like.
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I AM THRILLED over these seedlings and over the big pot of moss rose that has a few blooms.
The Hollyhocks look terrific on the previous post. That is great when seeds germinate. I planted some spinach seeds and only one pushed its head out of the dirt. The moss roses look lovely too.
ReplyDeleteHooray. A summer of pleasure in a dish.
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving the answer cause I would not have guessed correctly and seems a bob can grow nearly anything.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful when lovely plants start to grow? Love that green!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
Good job Bob.....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. MOM loves watching the little starts grow and develop.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
Way to go Bob, Your garden is going to be lovely!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a little jealous...green thumbs, I do not have! I'm sure you will enjoy them blooming one day...Enjoy the day!
ReplyDeleteYummmmy....
ReplyDeleteAhhh, that means they are soooo pretty. Don't want anyone to think I go around eating flowers! -chuckle-
ReplyDeleteThere is a limit to my "Eating Green'. ,-)
I used to have some hollyhocks...wish I still did.
ReplyDeleteI would never have guessed. It seems like so many seedlings that come up often look the same at that point.
ReplyDeleteoh, good job, green-thumbed thief, bob! :)
ReplyDeleteoh, good job bob!
ReplyDeletelove that green!
Isn't Spring grand! To watch the progress of seeds and seedlings is to believe in God and the goodness of this earth!
ReplyDeleteThose Hollyhocks are so beautiful! I want some in my yard. :) These have pods??
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful and sweet, but to me I can't see how they are Hollyhocks. We have lots around here, and I also looked at your link with the pretty frilly ones. SO, are they a special miniature kind??? Are they tiny babies? I don't think they will grow bigger because with the big ones, they have to get real big to bloom...I need to know MORE!! I think I have seen similar flowers and did not know what they were...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I first thought "Magic Beans"!!
ReplyDeleteYour Bobby Appleseed is amazing, isn't he? You all will love your Hollyhocks... How special!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the moss rose blooms also. NEAT!!!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
I can't get anything to grow, so tell Bob I am jealous of his green thumb.
ReplyDeleteHolly Hocks...what a fun name to say. They are very pretty and Bob is a keeper.
ReplyDeleteHugs Madi and Mom
Gotta love a man who will (steal, borrow) pick seed pods just so he can grow you pretty things :)
ReplyDeleteThey look really lovely, love the colours of the moss rose blooms.
ReplyDeleteWhen Bob plants a seed it will be sure to grow into an exceptional plant.He seems to have the magic touch,and I guess your warm weather doesn't hurt any either.
ReplyDeleteI love both moss rose and hollyhocks!
ReplyDeleteBob's garden ventures and your madsnapping make a great and entertaining combo!
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Bob!! Container gardening is so much easier...can't wait to see the flowers!
ReplyDeleteAlright, Bobby Appleseed strikes again. It is hard to tell what they are when they are that tiny. The Hollyhocks will be gorgeous when they grow up.
ReplyDeleteI have one of their more weedy relatives trying to take over my yard. It started out as a plant in the garden and now it wants to grow everywhere. If it was that pretty I might let it.
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have much to pull and little to plant.
Bob...what a great guy you are to be able to please your wife with the hollyhocks that she loved. Oh...I wish I had them growing in my yard. They are stunning. Gorgeous color.
ReplyDeleteAs you know, I love the moss rose. I , for sure, will be growing them again this year. Everytime I looked at them, I thought of you, Sandra. This year, your color is outstanding. I wonder what color that is?
I would not have known but I planted some babies this year too! sandiae
ReplyDeleteI just love seedlings. Seems most start out looking so much alike. I would have guessed that to be a herb.
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