Pink Musk-Mallow (Malva moschata) This delightful species is a short-lived perennial wildflower of Nova Scotia which has origins from Western Europe. Also known as 'Wild Pink Mallow Flower', this plant has a long history of being utilized as a medicinal herb. Both leaves and flowers are edible and have been used to treat inflammation, insect bites, and respiratory conditions. Pink-bluish terminal flowers with five to seven petals are very noticeable and profuse during most of the summer, particularly along roadsides, abandoned fields, and fence lines.
50 seeds per packet $4.45
Planting Instructions: Sow Musk-mallow seeds outdoors in autumn or before the last frost in spring, covering seeds lightly with soil. Allow 12 - 24 inches between plants. Musk-mallow do best in full sunlight but will also grow well in partial shade.
