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#Purple tree mallow Patch

Tree mallow grows in the wild in the Mediterranean are, usually on rather poor and rocky ground. With its balanced shrubby silhouette, this annual or perennial plant will fit right in among other perennials or shrubs in a flower bed. Its flowers tend to bloom repeatedly from the month of June up until the first frost spells.

Avoid pruning in the fall because this could lead the stump to rot.Ī plant with abundant blooming, tree mallow also has the advantage of growing and spreading very fast.

It is important to prune back short at the beginning of spring to give the plant vigor and avoid it growing too large.

Remove wilted flowers during the blooming regularly in order to boost flower-bearing. Add flower plant fertilizer during the year.Īlthough this plant doesn’t require a lot of water, it is important to water it over the 1 st year after planting so that roots can develop and the plant can settle in.In summer, water as soon as the soil is dry.

Very hardy, it resists low temperatures down to down to 5☏ (-15☌). Tree mallow adapts perfectly to being grown in pots or garden boxes.

#Purple tree mallow Patch

Propagate very easily through cuttings in April.įor annuals, sow in the vegetable patch directly in April and water on a regular basis.This is easy and it is even recommended to multiply your tree mallow so that the base of the plant can be regenerated over the years. Water regularly after planting, especially if planting in spring.Keep a planting distance of 32 inches (80 cm) to 3 feet (1 meter) between tree mallow plants in order for them to have the space they need to develop well.Choose a sunny and wind-protected spot.

Tree mallow is best planted in spring but it can also be planted in fall, especially in areas where the winter climate is mild. The tree mallow is a beautiful perennial that blooms generously for a long time.Įasy to care for, it is perfectly suited to balconies, terraces and to the garden.