Mallow
a genus of plants of the natural order Malvacea, whose species are herbaceous plants, or more rarely shrubs. The common mallow is plentiful over most of Europe, and in Great Britain on waysides and heaps of rubbish. It is a perennial, with rather large bluishred flowers on erect stalks. The dwarf mallow, also a common native of Great Britain, has smaller whitish or reddishwhite flowers. The marsh mallow belongs to another genus.
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