Terry mallow is a plant of amazing beauty with lush inflorescences. About 10 snow-white buds with rounded petals appear on one stem. Often this plant is used as a decoration along the fence or grown for further cutting. Mallow is loved by both gardeners and florists. Terry flowers are suitable for creating compositions by florists. Its thick stems and the ability to keep its appearance and aroma for a week after cutting have long since fallen in love with the creators of flower arrangements.

The seeds of terry mallow are sown in January-March as seedlings or in May-June in open ground. When grown in greenhouse conditions, the flower requires additional lighting, and ready seedlings can be moved to open ground only in May. Despite this, this young plant can survive a transplant at any age. This plant is unpretentious. It withstands even the first autumn coolness. However, the variety needs moist soil.