Malope consists of both annual and perennial plants that typically exhibit a bushy growth habit, although some may appear nearly unbranched. The foliage can be either simple or lobed. The flowers, which are thin and prominent, are borne on long stems and have a broad trumpet shape. They come in shades of pink, violet blue, and white, often featuring deeper veining.

Malope

Malope malacoides

Malope trifida is a robust annual that typically reaches a height of around 90 cm. Its stems are upright and sturdy, supporting lobed, hairy leaves that are a vibrant green. From summer through autumn, it produces large, trumpet-shaped flowers that range in color from pale pink to deep purple-red, featuring distinct purple veins and bright green sepals.

Malope trifida

Malope trifida 'Alba' is a robust annual that reaches heights of up to 1 meter. It features lobed, hairy foliage that supports its upright growth. From summer through autumn, it showcases large, trumpet-shaped flowers with smooth, white petals. These blooms are especially appealing to pollinators, making it a valuable addition to gardens focused on attracting beneficial insects.

Malope trifida 'Alba'

Malope trifida 'Glacier Fruits'

Malope trifida 'Grandiflora Choice Mixed'

Malope trifida 'Vulcan' is a robust annual that can reach heights of up to 90 cm. It features lobed, hairy foliage and grows upright with a strong stem. From summer through autumn, it showcases wide, trumpet-shaped flowers in a cerise-pink hue, which are highly appealing to pollinators.