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mallow
[mal-oh]
noun
any of various plants of the genus Malva, including several popular garden plants, as the musk mallow.
mallow
/ ˈæəʊ /
noun
any plant of the malvaceous genus Malva, esp M. sylvestris of Europe, having purple, pink, or white flowers See also dwarf mallow musk mallow
any of various related plants, such as the marsh mallow, rose mallow, Indian mallow, and tree mallow
Word History and Origins
Origin of mallow1
Word History and Origins
Origin of mallow1
Example Sentences
Also known as apricot mallow, this showy shrub has bowl-shaped flowers popular with pollinators and it’s available with white, lavender and deep reddish-orange blooms.
As air pressure in the chamber decreased, the air inside the teacakes expanded until the chocolate cracked and the mallow filling puffed out.
Outside the farm’s perimeter and at the top of the hillside, she is experimenting with drought-tolerant California native perennials, including fragrant pitcher sage, buckwheat, mallows and the native rose Rosa Californica.
Outside the farm’s perimeter and at the top of the hillside, she is experimenting with drought-tolerant California native perennials, including fragrant pitcher sage, buckwheat, mallows and the native rose, Rosa Californica.
They include creosote bush, desert lavender, apricot mallow, desert bluebells, milkweed and more.
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