Both need full sun.


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"coleen kesel" wrote in message
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I've not had either of these plants for some time--they both need full
sun, or not? A friend has given me some seeds and I'd like to be sure I
give them the best chance. Miniature and 'regular' hollyhocks and morning
glories......thanks for your help!

Coleen



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coleen kesel wrote in message ...
I've not had either of these plants for some time--they both need full
sun, or not? A friend has given me some seeds and I'd like to be sure I
give them the best chance. Miniature and 'regular' hollyhocks and morning
glories......thanks for your help!

Coleen

While both would probably appreciate a full dose of sunlight every
day, I've grown hollyhocks with success in a fairly shaded area.
Right now I have "regular" hollyhocks in two different locations in my
garden. The hollyhocks receiving full sun are about 6' tall right
now, while the ones in the shade are about 4.5'. Both appear to have
about the same amount of buds getting ready to bloom.

-Fleemo