The most striking malva in the range. Malva Zebrina produces large, open, saucer-shaped flowers in soft lilac-white with bold purple-violet veining that radiates from the centre like the stripes of a zebra — a graphic, eye-catching quality that makes it stand out in any border and look extraordinary in a vase.Tall, self-supporting, and flowering prolifically from June through to October. Self-seeds reliably once established. Malva sylvestris 'Zebrina' — Hardy Perennial (H5) Height: 90–120cm | Flowers: June–October Sow indoors March–April or direct May; full sun Well-drained soil — drought-tolerant once established Self-seeds freely — naturalises beautifully Outstanding pollinator plant Grow it with Cornflower Black Ball for a bold combination of striped lilac and dark velvet that is one of the most graphic pairings in the summer border.