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Every herb garden needs to have this versatile perennial! It is highly regarded as a beneficial herb and has been widely used for the last 2000 years in both foods and as herbs.

This perennial herb grows in USDZ Zones 3 – 9 and reaches a height of 48 inches tall with white blooms. Marshmallow herb plants prefer moist soils. Some gardeners recommend a fall planting so that the cold temperatures aid in the germination of the Marshmallow herb seeds.

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It is native to Europe but can be found growing in many places around the world. It is easy to grow from Marsh Mallow herb seed, and it also makes a lovely flowering display.

The Marshmallow root is yellow-white and sweet. It is similar in taste to a parsnip. The roots can be harvested in the fall for drying.

Sowing Rate: 5 – 6 seeds per plant. If starting the Marshmallow seeds indoors, place the herb seeds in moistened peat moss, and place the peat moss/seed mixture in the refrigerator for 4 to 6 weeks. After that cold treatment, sow the herb seeds in small pots. Once established, the Marsh Mallow plant is known to self-seed but not in an aggressive way.