Plot plants ~ Annual Mallow

The Annual Mallow (Malope trifida) is described in Chiltern Seeds catalogue as a beautiful hardy annual and an old cottage garden favourite.

I bought a packet of Grandiflora Choice Mixed which flowered in shades of crimson (above), some rose  and a few white

They made a nice splash of colour from early August through to last week, and I shall grow them again next year.

Author: Flighty

...allotmenteer, armchair gardener, blogger and sofa flying book buff.

18 thoughts on “Plot plants ~ Annual Mallow”

  1. Absolutely stunning shot of that mallow, Flighty. Almost looks like they have green centres when it’s actually their leaves showing through. Will they reseed themselves or will you have to plant anew?

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  2. Nikki thanks! Yes it does, and it’s such a vibrant, almost lime, green isn’t it.
    They do self-seed, but I also picked some seed heads as well this morning so I’m covered both ways! xx

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  3. What a striking photo of the mallow! Thanks Nikki for mentioning about the green leaves because I wasn’t aware that they were showing through! I can see why you’d like to have these lovely flowers next year as well, Flighty.

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  4. The mallow is taking a while to load up so I’ll go back and have a look in a second!
    Lovely splash of colour there though Flighty!
    ooooooh pretty! Have you captured a little insect there too!

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  5. Great pics of gorgeous flowers Flighty. I had a few mallows in my garden too this year and i plan to have them next year too. No sensible gardener could/would do without them. 😉

    cheerio, xx

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