Malva nicaeensis
Bull mallow
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The Malva nicaeensis plant species is found in Europe to W. Asia. An introduced and not infrequent casual in Britain, occasionally established. It is a member of the Malvaceae family. Common gardeners may know the plant as Bull mallow. Some home gardeners know the variety as M. borealis.

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Latin Name:  Malva nicaeensis
Common Name:  Bull mallow
Family:  Malvaceae
Author:  All.
 
Known Hazards:  Although we have seen no reports of toxicity for this species, when grown on nitrogen rich soils (and particularly when these are cultivated inorganically), the leaves of some species tend to concentrate high levels of nitrates in their leaves[76]. The leaves are perfectly wholesome at all other times.
 
Mature Height:  0.5   Mature Width:  
 
Habitat:  Stony and rocky ground[200].

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