hollyhock, sedum, jade, mint (Dubuque)

*An old-fashioned hollyhock. Pink. Established in pot for three weeks.
"Sedum 'Autumn Joy' . . . . is a popular, low-maintenance perennial prized for its late-summer blooms that turn from light pink to copper-red by autumn. Growing 1–2 feet tall and wide, it thrives in full sun and well-drained, lean soil, making it ideal for borders and attracting butterflies." (AI overview).
The three I'm giving away have appreciated sun and water--are thriving nicely with light and room to grow and flourish.
*Jades "low-maintenance succulents, thrive in bright light and well-drained soil, perfect for indoor containers." Happy in yard, porch or patio during Iowa summer, winters over well inside.
Jades offered here are "crassula obliqua" (with sharp-tipped green leaves), in sizes small to medium.
*Also some fuzzy mint and a couple of other varieties of individual plants.

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