This is one of the three new hibiscus plants I’ve planted in my garden while spiffing it up for the garden tour.
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Beautiful color
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Your fabulous photos of your fabulous hibiscus plants remind me of my son’s lizard who considered hibiscus flowers a treat. I think different colors taste differently to lizards because he preferred the red one.
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My dogs jump up and pick the hibiscus flowers and eat them!!! Luckily many are too high for them to reach or they’d eat them all. Strange, strange. They eat clover and grass as well. I had to dig up all the Lantana as it is poisonous for dogs and they even ate it!
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Animals are diverse, I guess. Pyshka does not eat meat or fish, unless it’s dry or canned cat food, but gobbles up all kinds of greens, indiscriminately, when I turn my back on her.
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My dogs all three graze like cattle, then dig up huge juicy cutworms from under the grass for their protein. You’d think I never feed them.
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That’s cute,though.
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Dolly, I was sure I’d answered this, but don’t see it so will tell you again that a very popular and healthy drink called Jamaica (Humy’cuh) is a favorite here in Mexico. It is made from dried red hibiscus flowers steeped in boiling water and sweetened with sugar. Delicious.
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Thank you! I have to try it.
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Then dug up all the calla lilies which are very poisonous for cats.. even if they brush up against them and then lick their coats.
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