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Zebra Mallow 'Zebrina'
Malva sylvestris
Malva sylvestris
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| Blooms early summer to late summer |
| SIZE |
 48"-5' |
 24" |
Cultivar Notes - 'Zebrina'
Single white flowers on tall stems are marked with purple. Blooms most of the summer. Use for borders, background.
Genus Notes - Malva
Mallows fill the garden with pink or white cup-shaped blooms for a long period that begins in midsummer and continues until fall where summers are mild. They are undemanding plants that want nothing more than lots of sun and well-drained soil.
Closely related to Hibiscus, Malva are more shrub-like with well-branched stems. Small hollyhock-like flowers are produced along the sems and bloom profusely. They are very heat and drought tolerant.