Hibiscus Question Barbara drying herbs and flowers for teas

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Here's a link for you.

 

http://www.io.com/~wilsone/teatime.htm

 

I cook quite a bit with flowers but I have not dried

hibiscus. See if this type mentioned in the link is

the same type growing in your yard.

I get a huge bag of dried at the latin mercado for a

dollar. I do dry my lavender and I eat roses fresh

from the pot, and I dry other things like herbs, etc.

Donna

--- BARBARA KIPPER <Kipper38 wrote:

 

> Is the commercial Hibiscus [from the health food

> store] the same as the blooms on the shrubs in our

> yards...only dried?

> If so, I will start saving the flowers, as they

> finish their bloom. Should they be treated in any

> special way?

>

> Barb

> Mesa, AZ

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