To: Black Agnes
Well, that’s been my problem too. I have been doing web searches, but so far nothing definite as to the exact scientific name of the hibiscus used for tea.
55 posted on
01/25/2013 2:52:24 PM PST by
greeneyes
(Moderation in defense of your country is NO virtue. Let Freedom Ring.)
To: greeneyes
There’s a variety called Roselle that Baker Creek sells for teas and juices.
59 posted on
01/25/2013 3:04:45 PM PST by
Ellendra
(http://www.ustrendy.com/ellendra-nauriel/portfolio/18423/concealed-couture/)
To: greeneyes
I forgot to mention that I'm trying to start coffee seeds this year. I give it a 20% chance of success, and if I do manage to start one, it will be a house plant, but I wanted to try it.
/johnny
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