We're offering you a 1 or 3 Lavatera x clementii Rosea for £6.99, saving you up to 46% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £12.99 (correct as of 28.04.2026).

Tree Mallow

Transform your garden with Lavatera x clementii 'Rosea', a robust deciduous shrub renowned for its profuse display of soft pink, saucer-shaped blooms. Belonging to the Malvaceae family, this tree mallow stands out with vibrant green foliage that creates a striking backdrop for its extended summer flowering period.

Why Choose Lavatera 'Rosea'?

• Long-Lasting Colour: Enjoy an abundance of pink blossoms from June right through September.
• Effortless Impact: This shrub thrives in sun-soaked spots and flourishes in both garden beds and large containers.
• Lush Foliage: Its bright green leaves contrast beautifully with pastel blooms, enhancing any planting scheme.

Growing Guide

• Position: Full sun is best for maximum flowering.
• Soil: Prefers well-drained, moderately fertile soil; tolerant of a range of pH levels.
• Hardiness: Hardy throughout the UK (RHS H4), suitable for most gardens.
• Mature Size: Typically reaches 1.5–2m height and spread.

Planting & Care

• When to Plant: Plant in spring or autumn for best results.
• Watering: Water regularly until established; drought tolerant once mature.
• Pruning: Cut back hard in early spring to encourage bushy growth and prolific flowering.
• Pests & Diseases: Generally pest-free and easy to grow.

Design Ideas & Companions

• Add to mixed borders with perennials like Salvia, Nepeta, or Echinacea for a cottage garden effect.
• Create a statement in patio pots or use as informal hedging for summer colour.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant Lavatera 'Rosea'?
  The ideal planting times are spring or autumn when soil is moist and workable.
• How fast does it grow?
  This shrub is vigorous, often reaching its mature size within two to three years under good conditions.
• Does it require special soil?
  No, it tolerates most well-drained soils but performs best in moderately fertile ground with plenty of sunlight.