Holly's Hollyhocks
By Marsha Jackson and Sheena Whatcott
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Come along with Holly as she discovers the joy of planting Hollyhock seeds and why these beautiful flowers are so popular with everyone who sees them. This sweet story, along with the darling watercolor illustrations, will make you want to plant your very own Hollyhocks.
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