Re: malva

     Malva moshatas germinate easily for me, no stratification, in fact, 
     little more than scattering them on a damp potting compost/perlite mix 
     and four or five days later, plants.
     
     Can't comment on the malva alcea fastigiata - will have to check out 
     what it looks like in the 'big book' when I get home.
     
     Karen in Cheshire, UK


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Subject: malva
Author:  Non-HP-mrwill1 (mrwill1@juno.com) at HP-UnitedKingdom/o2=mimegw3
Date:    17/08/99 21:28


My malva moschatas have mature seeds and I'd like to plant them-- do they 
need stratifying, or if I put them in a flat right now will they come up 
right away?
     
Also, does anyone else have malva alcea fastigiata? They bloomed in the 
pot the first year I bought them, and have refused to do it since now 
that they're in the ground. I move them around to different areas with 
more or less light, drainage, etc. but while they have excellent foliage 
and strong growth there are no flowers in 3 years. Any ideas?
     
                        Mary
                        zone 6  SW Mo
     
     
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