Intriguing even a day past its full glory.
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
I have seen it is such detail before
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I am fascinated with the stamens and pistils of the hibiscus. So showy.
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Very true. But not all varieties have these so prominent
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I think all of mine do, but I believe you are correct. I have seen photos of flowers that look like hibiscus that are not so prominent. Do you drink hibiscus tea? It is very common here. Called Jamaica and drunk cold.
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No this is the first time I’ve heard of hibiscus tea.
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Made with just one variety of hibiscus–dark red flowers and smaller than other varieties.
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The regular ones that we have here too!
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They are “Hibiscus Sabdariffa” also known as Roselle. Is that the variety you have? Called Jamaica in Mexico.
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No idea. I’m not very familiar with their names.
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Lovely crop
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