- Is musk mallow poisonous?
- Is musk mallow invasive?
- Is musk mallow edible?
- What does musk mallow smell like?
Is musk mallow poisonous?
Musk mallow drives its name due to the musk like fragrance of its flower. It is a non-toxic plant with edible leaves, flowers and seeds. The flowers and seeds can be eaten raw.
Is musk mallow invasive?
Musk mallow (Malva moschata) was transported to North America by European settlers. Unfortunately, it has become invasive throughout much of the northwestern and northeastern parts of the United States, where it is likely to pop up in roadsides, along railroads and dry, grassy fields.
Is musk mallow edible?
Musk mallow leaves, flowers, roots, and seeds are all edible. The leaves can be eaten raw or cooked and they have a mild sweet taste.
What does musk mallow smell like?
Because of its beautiful, musky odour, floral, wine-like, nutty, reminiscent of overripe fruit or even lychee. It is very rich in ambrettolide, which smells like what we learned to call "white musk" (yup, the one by The Body Shop!).