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Wilde Stockrosen wachsen hier wie Unkraut an den Straßenrändern in Galiläa

We have zillions of these "weeds" now everywhere here in my village

and in many different colors as well.

I'll add more when I find the photos of them. I do think the flowers are beautiful

and so much "summer" for me.

one layer of Kim Klassen "thenewgreyday"

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Hollyhock (Alcea rosea [syn. Althaea rosea]), a western Asian biennial or perennial to 3m tall. This plant was grown from seed of a wild form, though hollyhocks have been so long in cultivation and are so naturally variable that it is difficult to determine exactly how the original species looked. www.botanicalstockphotos.com/photos-alcea-108.htm

I took From Incheon , korea

3 JULY 2012

Mon jardin - My garden

Alcea rosea.

Hollyhock (Alcea) via Instagram [Photography] – A Gardener's Notebook

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I have not seen hollyhocks like these before.

Alcea rosea

חָטְמִית קֵרַחַת

[Alcea dissecta]

Alcea setosa (bristly hollyhock), Nahal Mearot, April 2003

Le papillon : Carchorodus alceae

En tout cas il est parti, elle venait de s'occuper d'une "sylvaine".. Bien nourrie, on le voit aussi à son gros ventre

Thank's to Artur for confirmation of identification..

Stokkrose/Hollyhocks - Alcea

© Aslak Tronrud 2010

3 JULY 2012

Mon jardin - My garden

On Alcea rosea

Pas-de-calais (62) France

Rencurel, Isère, France

Alcea rosea, often called Althea rosea which is now considered synonym of Alcea.

From Cameron Highlands

Charcarodus alcea

Mondriac, Languedoc, France

Alcea rosea, hollyhock

the Herb Garden @ University of California Botanical Garden - August 23rd, 2008

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Coonoor, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu.

Common hollyhock (Alcea rosea) is an ornamental plant in the Malvaceae family.

House built in 1926 out in the country has been dramatically changed by the owners over their last 20 years here.

Nemzeti Botanikus Kert, Vácrátót

Alcea setosa (Bristly hollyhock)

Lower Galilee , Israel

somewhere between Mount Arbel and Mount Nitai

I'm informed this is hollyhock, although the colour is slightly odd