A Type of Mallow

There are various types of wild Mallow. This low growing one amongst the tall grasses, the Ladies’ Bedstraw and budding Wild Marjoram in the Charlton Down Nature Reserve is, I think, Musk-mallow (Malva moschata). There are only one or two plants there tucked well down in the herbage. Let me know if you think it is something different, please..

 Category: BIODIVERSITY, FLOWERS, MEADOW, NATURE, NATURE RESERVE, SUMMER      Tagged: , , , , ,

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