You will need a coin.
The Hollyhock blooms in Summer,
Its seeds in Autumn fall:
Then, in a folded paper,
Save them, gather them all–
The loose seeds,
The brown seeds,
The dry seeds,
The round seeds,
The seeds like tarnished pennies
That pay for the blossoms tall;
Bury their rusty treasure
Next to a southern wall–
With a mint coin,
An ancient coin,
A silver coin,
A copper coin:
By Spring your wealth shalt measure
Twelve times this sowing small.