Hibiscus flowers

The genus Hibiscus is a popular ornamental plant of the tropics. With showy flowers in myriad colours these are ubiquitous shrubby plants. The common species is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis. In tropical climate the species requires least care compared to other ornamental plants.
Though the flowers are not scented their colour attracts nature lovers and others alike.
I read that Hibiscus is generally considered quite a feminine flower and in certain cultures these flowers are usually given to or worn by women.
In Victorian times, hibiscus bloom was gifted to acknowledge the receiver’s delicate beauty by the giver.
The colour of the flower is also considered to indicate certain emotions- like, yellow hibiscus is often associated with happiness and good luck. Red hibiscus is a symbol of love and passion. Pink hibiscus stands for friendship and love of friends.
Hibiscus tea from dried petals or flowers and their extracts in raw state were traditionally thought to help everything from heart disease to the common cold to luxurious hair growth!



Beautiful.
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Beautiful, we have three of them, not the first one.
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These are lovely, Indira, your first one has amazing colors with a bonus soft colorful background!
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Thank you, Donna 🙂
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These are lovely colours, you have taken wonderful photos, Indira. Thank you for sharing them.
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Thank you, Olivia🙂
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It is my pleasure. Looking at these hibiscus flowers is a great joy.
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Wonderful work!
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Thank you so much, dear Anuj!🙂🌹
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Awesome 👍
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Beautiful article and the pictures👌🌹🌹👌
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Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you🙂
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Beautiful pictures. Didn’t know this much about Hibiscus.. intresting read this one is!
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Thanks, Kajal 🙂
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Lovely photographs Indira! It’s a joy to see these gorgeous flowers. 🙂
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Thanks, Ann🙂
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Beautiful flowers!I used to have a Hibiscus in my garden (Melon color) It died one cold winter. Thank you for the post, Indira. 🙂
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Thank you, HJ🙂
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Beautiful pictures of china rose🌺
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Thank you.
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Beautiful captures, Indira, especially that first one. I’m trying to grow some hibiscus in my garden, but they keep getting crowded out by all the other stuff. I’ll keep at it though as I do like to see their pink blooms in the garden.
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Thanks, Sue🙂 Good luck with your Hibiscus!
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In my former home which had a large garden, we used to have a basket full of the varieties of them. Your post had made me refresh my memory. Thanks for sharing, Indira. ❤🧡💛
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Thanks, Mousumi 🙂
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Wonderful photos and so well explained and great capture, Indira 🙏🏻😊🙏🏻
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Thank you, Kamal 🙂
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Welcome Indira 🙏🏻
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Love your knowledgeable “smile of earth” , Indira 😊
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Thanks, friend.🙂
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Well written article, Indira. 🌝
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Thanks, Suni More than article, my stress is on photographs 🙂
BTW, I am unable to comment on your posts… last 2-3 posts.
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Yes Indira, you are a genius in photography.
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You have a wonderful blog, indira👍 nice photography..will surely try to explore it more 🙂
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Thank you, Saima!🙂
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Nice write up and lovely Hibiscus pictures. Thank you from one Nature lover to another. 🌹🌹
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Thank you for visiting🙂
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I’ve never seen one the color of the first one, Indira. Absolutely gorgeous! And how lovely you framed it in the photo! Are these in your garden? 🌞
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Thank you, Lisa🙂 The first is from my garden. the other 3 are from my ancestral home.
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Ok, I have garden envy! 🌞
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Piękne 😍❤️
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Thanks!
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Studied in B.Sc … but your pen and photograps are amazing.🎉👌
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Thank you!🙂
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Nice articles 🙂
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Thank you!
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Beautiful collection, Indira!
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Thanks, Jyothi 🙂
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A flower can provide a kind of tea also, never had imagined… informative post… and all pix are so beautiful 🦋
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Thank you!
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As an avid gardener my entire life, I thank you for sharing these beautiful flowers to brighten up all of our day
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Thank you!
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My pleasure, please enjoy your week
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Wonderful shots, loved the minute details of the flower … Traditionally it’s so useful for health perspective !! Glad to know about it’s beautiful health Quality !! Amazing !! Keep sharing both descriptive shots !!
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Much appreciated!
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Wow
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