With its nostalgic charm, mallow is very popular along walls, fences and in cottage gardens. The flowers occur naturally in Europe and North Africa in fields and the edges of the forest. They are the epitome of romance. The special feature of the attractive 'Zebrina' from the Himalayas it is faster growth: if planted in the spring the flowers will bloom after a few months during the first summer. The striking striped pink-violet-white striped flowers appear from July to September. The plants grow bushy branched and compact, are only about 60-100 cm high and are therefore more durable than normal mallows. You can find them in small gardens, in borders and in planters.