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Common Mallow (Malva sylvestris) P

Shiny rose petals veined purple. Leaves heart shaped. Said to be aphrodisiac! A tea is beneficial for coughs and bronchitis.The leaves are eaten in Arab countries. Juice from the leaves of mallow is beneficial against the ill-effects of bee stings. Habitat: waste ground and roadside. Height: variable. Perennial wildflower.

Product Part No: H148

Pack size: 35 Seeds

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Price: £2.25

When to Sow

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Additional Details

When to Sow Common Mallow Seeds

Early April to early June.

Where to Sow

In open ground or cold frame.

When to Transplant

Thin out seedlings as they grow to 5cm apart.  Plant out during September and October spacing 30cm apart for flowering throughout the following summer.