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Hibiscus Yellow

Photo by HeatherMiller
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Field Notes

Description:

These yellow flowers are about 6 inches across. The plant is a dwarf variety and is about to have twenty or so blooms.

Habitat:

Doesn't like to freeze. Will survive in a greenhouse or inside in a pot over winter.

Notes:

Some people make hibiscus tea out of the leaves of the flower I think.

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