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Mallow: A Magical Plant…<\/h3>\n

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Common Mallow (Malva sylvestris) is a plant from the Malvaceae family that adapts well to both plains and mountainous areas, thriving up to altitudes of 1500-1600 meters. It grows naturally in uncultivated soils, along field edges, in gardens, and near hedges, favoring humus- and nitrogen-rich soils. Whether creeping or upright, it typically reaches a height of about 60 cm.<\/div>\n
The flowers , elegant and delicate, have five petals of an unmistakable pink-lilac hue with more intense streaks. Flowering occurs from May to September, providing an excellent nectar source for pollinators .<\/div>\n

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Since ancient times, mallow has been used both as a vegetable and as a medicinal remedy, so much so that it was considered a magical plant . In the 16th century in Italy, it was called omnimorbia, meaning a cure for all ailments.<\/div>\n

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