Tall plant with pink flowers

[zigs]

Can't check it out Claudine, just getting malwa come up as a region of India Took a pic of a Mallow today to show you, but can't upload it on this stupid Chromebook.

 

[claudine]

A region of India? Haha Type in google "malwa roślina" ('roślina' means 'a plant') and you'll see Polish hollyhocks
I attached a few pictures when I started the new thread about my miniature rose a few days ago and I didn't have any problems.

 

[zigs]

I was just reading a herbal book, Hollyhocks are part of the Malvaceae family, that's where google translate is getting it from

Can't upload the pics to anything other than Google+ Then I can't find them again No photo album file that I can find on this thing.

 

[gata montes]

I was just reading a herbal book, Hollyhocks are part of the Malvaceae family, that's where google translate is getting it from

Can't upload the pics to anything other than Google+ Then I can't find them again No photo album file that I can find on this thing.

As you are having trouble uploading your picture - have one of here that might help of Lavatera Arborea sometimes known as Malva Arborea - the common name of which is Tree Mallow

 

[Tommyotommy]

Southern Magnolia

http://www.hdwallpaperscool.com/wp-...3/beautiful-magnolia-flower-hd-wallpapers.jpg

 

[MindyT]

Not a bad joke Mindy, Marsh Mallows used to be made from the plant of the same name, Altheaea officinalis, the Marsh Mallow

Then we discovered sugar

Zigs, don't back me up there. It was a terrible joke!

 

[Tommyotommy]

Might even be healthier than sugar too.

 

[gata montes]

Southern Magnolia

http://www.hdwallpaperscool.com/wp-...3/beautiful-magnolia-flower-hd-wallpapers.jpg

I'm confused as although I've double checked to make sure that I haven't missed anything on this thread and do have to admit that I'm not firing on all four cylinders today - much as I could have understood giving a link for Hibiscus - I can't for the life of me see what the connection might be between that of Southern Magnolias and Hollyhocks or Tree Mallows - especially as Southern Magnolias belong to the Magnoliaceae plant family and not the Malvaceae family.

 

[Tommyotommy]

Thanks so much gata! I posted this under the wrong thread.

 

[zigs]

Ta Gata

 

[gata montes]

Ta Gata

You are welcome - although I have a feeling that your photo was probably a much better example of what a Tree Mallow looks like - than the one that I was able to provide - especially as I feel more than sure that Tree Mallow is native to where you live