Sandrose Mallow
Anisodontea scabrosa
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Description
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Species Characteristics
Wildlife supported
Bees
Bees
Butterflies
Butterflies
Tolerances & suitability
Growth features
Fast-growing
Fast-growing
Hedge
Hedge
Social features
Fragrant
Fragrant
Aspect
Sun
Sun
Plant types
Shrub
Shrub
Succession
Pioneer species
Pioneer species
Soils
Flowering Period
- Pink
- Purple
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Propagation
By Seed
Must grow seeds in Autumn
By Cutting
cuttings taken in spring and summer once the new shoots have become semi-hard. Use a well drained sandy soil medium. Transplant young plants before the new seasons growth; they do not handle too much disturbance at a later stage.As in the wild, it should be grown in a well drained, warm, sunny spot with free air flow. They do not favour humid climates with hot wet summers. Should the plants not be well aired, white-fly may become a possible pest.
They tolerate light shade, but flower better in full sun. Feed with a slow release 3.1.5 for vigorous growth and water regularly throughout summer to promote abundant flowering. Being frost tolerant they are able to grow away from the coast.
They tolerate light shade, but flower better in full sun. Feed with a slow release 3.1.5 for vigorous growth and water regularly throughout summer to promote abundant flowering. Being frost tolerant they are able to grow away from the coast.
Nursery availability
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