Marshmallow Officinalis, a wild plant once appreciated by children to relieve teething pain, now finds its place in our vegetable gardens and among medicinal herbs. Here is everything you need to know about these seeds:
Description:
- Marshmallow, also called chataire or cat herb, is a fairly common plant in Europe, native to this region, as well as other parts of the world like Asia and North Africa.
- It particularly thrives in moist environments such as seashores, meadows, marshes, and salt meadows. It withstands frost well when the soil is well-drained in winter.
- Its leaves, roots, and flowers are edible, and it is also used for ornamental and vegetable purposes.
- Marshmallow seeds generally require cold stratification to optimize germination.
Uses:
- In the garden, Marshmallow can be grown both in the vegetable garden and in the cooler parts of the garden, such as a pond edge. It adds an ornamental touch while being useful for its medicinal properties.
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In food, it is known for its mucilaginous properties, ideal for thickening sauces and other preparations. The flowers contain 20% mucilage and the roots 30%.
Commitment to Quality: At SemiSauvage - Permaculture, we are committed to providing the highest quality seeds, reproducible, non-hybrid, and adapted to our region near the Auvergne Volcanoes. Our seeds are carefully selected, sorted, stored, and packaged without any chemical treatment to ensure the pleasure of amateur gardeners.
Add a touch of tradition and well-being to your garden with these Marshmallow Officinalis seeds. Order now and discover the many uses of this versatile plant!
