Musk Mallow has a range of medicinal and food uses, and can be found growing wild in many countries across the globe. The leaves, flowers and seeds are all edible and the plant has been cultivated by many cultures, with its use dating back hundreds of years. The showy pink or white flowers appear throughout summer and early autumn and are a great nectar source for insects. These edible Mallow flowers have the most delicate pure white petals and are suitable for decorating all sorts of creations from cakes to iced biscuits.