Description
Get ready to add a touch of enchantment and indulgence to your garden with the Marshmallow Live Plant. Create a magical outdoor space where you can savor the sweet moments and share the joy of gardening with friends and family.
What should I know about growing Marshmallow?
Successful growth of Marshmallow hinges on proper water, light, and soil management. Recommend sun light for Marshmallow is full sun to partial shade.
Marshmallow does best in moist, well-drained soil, if you are growing in a pot, potting mix is a fine alternative.
Make sure you understand how big a Marshmallow can grow. It is recommended to space Marshmallow 18-24 inches apart as they can grow about 24-36 inches in diameter and up to 36-72 inches high.
The flowering period of Marshmallow varies; while it typically blooms summer to fall, it may not flower until its second year, depending on the planting time.
How can I use with Marshmallow?
The roots, leaves of the plant has long been used to produce tea, poultice, reflecting the diverse benefits attributed to Marshmallow over time.
It is available in a 3.5” pot, oh-so ready to boast tall, graceful stems of lush green with the most delightful, fluffy marshmallow blooms. It’s not just a treat for the eyes, its tender leaves can jazz up your salads and teas, adding a delectable twist to your culinary escapades. Its healing properties are a perfect remedy for pesky sore throats and bothersome coughs. Plus, this low-maintenance wonder is a perfect companion for both seasoned gardeners and greenhorn enthusiasts, promising a hassle-free journey to marshmallow paradise.
About Marshmallow
Marshmallow (Althaea officinalis) is a fascinating plant that stands tall with its vibrant green, upright stems, adorned by soft, velvety leaves. It produces striking pink to white hibiscus-like flowers, which not only make for a picturesque addition to any garden but also serve as a magnet for pollinators, enriching the biodiversity of your outdoor space.
Marshmallow roots and leaves are renowned for their mucilaginous qualities, which means they can be used to create soothing teas and poultices. These remedies have been embraced for their ability to ease sore throats, coughs, and skin irritations, making the Marshmallow plant a natural pharmacy in your garden. Its tender leaves can be a surprising addition to salads, adding a delightful twist to your plate, and its versatile nature allows it to shine as both a visual masterpiece and a source of nourishment.