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 Malva:
Common name: Mallow. Hollyhock-like flowers on short, bushy plants. Native to Europe including some species in Britain. Good in any type of soil in full sun. These are good doers and very easy to grow. Propagate by seed or by dividing in spring. Cut down in late autumn to avoid wind-rock to the roots over winter.
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 Malva moschata
Alba: 2ft
6in tall and clothed in pure white flowers from June to September.
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2 - 2 1/2 ft tall with deep rose-purple flowers Flowers June - September. Very hardy. Christopher Lloyd praises the "personality" of this variety.
Perfect Partners: Both enjoying well-drained soils and flowering all summer, Malva mauritiana is made even more flamboyant by the airy, pale pink of Geranium Katherine Adele in our garden at the end of June. |
2 - 2 1/2 ft tall with deeply veined pink flowers Flowers June - September. Very hardy. Ready early May.
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Malva sylvestris subspecies mauritiana:
Malva sylvestris Zebrina:
