Malva Mallow seeds
  • Malva Mallow seeds
  • Malva Mallow seeds
  • Malva Mallow seeds

Malva Mallow seeds

Mallow is a beautiful plant that everyone should have in their garden. Malva Mallow blooms beautiful purple flowers. Mallow is therefore well visited by bees and bumblebees.

Besides being a beautiful plant, Mallow is also edible and has medicinal substances.

You can make tea from the Malva flowers. This would help against sore throats and inflammation in the mouth. The leaves and flowers used in compresses on wounds.

  • beautiful ornamental plant
  • perennial plant
  • medicinal herb
  • edible
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Description

Mallow is a beautiful plant that everyone should have in their garden. Malva Mallow blooms beautiful purple flowers. Mallow is therefore well visited by bees and bumblebees.

Besides being a beautiful plant, Mallow is also edible and has medicinal substances.

How to use Mallow?

You can eat mallow as a vegetable. You prepare Mallow the same as Spinach; cooked or raw in a salad. The Malva leaves also add flavor to soups and sauces. The taste of the Malva leaves is somewhat nutty. You can also eat the Malva flowers, they taste slightly sweeter.

You can make tea from the Malva flowers. This would help against sore throats and inflammation in the mouth. The leaves and flowers used in compresses on wounds.

  • beautiful ornamental plant
  • perennial plant
  • medicinal herb
  • edible

Specifications

Reference
HT-11095
EAN
8711117109501
Tags
Brand
Horti Tops

Other features

English names
Cheeses, Common Mallow, High Mallow, Tall Mallow, Blue mallow, cheese-cake, pick-cheese, round dock, country-mallow, wild mallow, wood mallow.
Botanic name
Malva sylvestris
Category
Perennial
Planting time
April - July
Flowering period
June - September
Height
80cm
Color
Purple
Contents
1,0 grams
Seeds per gram
190
Collection
Horti Tops

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