Early colonists made marshmellows out of Marsh Mallow roots.
The Marsh Mallows can be found blooming here in Indiana anywhere there is marshy, wetland areas. They will bloom through a good part of August. Most are bright pink and stand over three feet high.
If you are out on the trail and get stung by an insect, a Marsh Mallow leaf may provide some relief from the sting.
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