Have you just planted these? If so it's normally for them to wilt a bit sometimes. Looking green and healthy and the top leaves aren't droopy. All looking good to me
Yes I agree that you shouldn't expect the hollyhock to look great if you have just replanted it - they take a week or two to pick up after being moved. However I also agree that it would be sensible to cut off the dropping leaves as the plant needs all it's energy to re-establish roots rather than supporting too may leaves. My hollyhocks have been planted outside for a month or more and are now only just starting into growth by producing a few more leaves. What colour will the flowers be Luke?
I've just gone to have a look at them outside and the leaf have all come up so no more dropping oh god I actually can't remember shall have to wait and see what they come through as
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Thank you. I did just move them from border that was to shallow thanks for your help!
I think I would cut off the older droopy leaves. It would look better and be less for the plant to support
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Bottom leaf and left bottom with little bit of rust? Or are my eyes deceiving me?
Yes I agree that you shouldn't expect the hollyhock to look great if you have just replanted it - they take a week or two to pick up after being moved. However I also agree that it would be sensible to cut off the dropping leaves as the plant needs all it's energy to re-establish roots rather than supporting too may leaves. My hollyhocks have been planted outside for a month or more and are now only just starting into growth by producing a few more leaves. What colour will the flowers be Luke?
I've just gone to have a look at them outside and the leaf have all come up so no more dropping
oh god I actually can't remember 
shall have to wait and see what they come through as
I have enlarged it I don't think it's rust.