Tranquil · TRANQUILMarshmallow
Soft-haired leaves and pale flowers introduce the plant behind the name Marshmallow.
Marshmallow belongs to the mallow family and commonly grows in damp areas of Europe, western Asia and North Africa. Our website introduces its pale pink to white flowers, softly hairy leaves and long history in European herbal culture. The name Marshmallow also relates to its marsh habitat.
Our herbal journal discusses the characteristics of different parts of Marshmallow. Research into roots in the article does not establish which plant part this product contains. The actual contents remain subject to the package labelling.
Natural plants may vary slightly in colour, shape and scent between batches. Photos help identify the product. Follow the package storage instructions: keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Information about plant culture and research is provided for general knowledge and does not represent medical effects of this product. Follow the product packaging for actual use.
Herbal knowledge
Althaea officinalis
Introduction: discovering marshmallow's natural charm. Among Europe's marshes and fields grows an herb known for its soft leaves, delicate flowers and long tradition of soothing use: marshmallow (scientific name: Althaea officinalis; English name: Marshmallow). Its dried roots carry the medical wisdom of ancient Greece and Rome and now attract the attention of modern scientists. In traditional cultures, marshmallow is believed to soothe body and mind, promote a sense of well-being and even offer a relaxed, natural experience. If you are…
