Hibiscus flowers are obtained from a flowering plant that is natively grown in the tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions of the world. Some species of hibiscus flowers are also known to grow in freezing environments. In countries such as Malaysia, South Korea, and India, hibiscus flowers find great value because of the medicinal properties of hibiscus […]
Hibiscus flowers, also known as roselle flowers and flor de Jamaica in Spanish, are beautiful additions to any home or garden space. When you walk through any local flower shop or botanical garden, you’ll be faced with a vast array of these bright and beautiful flowers—in such large numbers that it can be hard to
What is Hibiscus used for? Traditional/Ethnobotanical uses The hibiscus has had a lengthy history of use in Africa and neighboring tropical countries. Its fragrant flowers have been used in sachets and perfumes. In areas of northern Nigeria, this plant has been used to treat constipation. The fleshy red calyx is used in the preparation of
Hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa), also called roselle, is a short-day plant usually grown in tropical and subtropical areas. In the United States, it has been grown commercially in Florida, California, Louisiana and Kentucky. Many home gardeners have figured out how to grow Hibiscus successfully as a warm weather annual in Oklahoma, New Jersey and even farther
