Hibiscus

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know of a source for purchasing hibiscus all by itself? I

know that is contained as an ingredient in a lot of herbal teas, but I am

looking for it all by itself. Seems to be as difficult to find where I

live as was alstromeria [a perennial that I wanted to plant]. BTW I live

in southeastern Pennsylvania.

 

There were several receipes in the New York Times a couple of weeks ago

that looked interested that I would like to try. Thanks for reading and

for your help.

 

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[Guest guest]

Try Hispanic or Jamaican grocery stores. I've found the dried

flowers that way, but I can't remember what they're called. I took

mine out of their plastic bag and put them in a glass jar which I

cleverly labeled " hibiscus " . :-) Anyone else more use than I am?

 

Lisa

 

>Does anyone know of a source for purchasing hibiscus all by itself? I

>know that is contained as an ingredient in a lot of herbal teas, but I am

>looking for it all by itself. Seems to be as difficult to find where I

>live as was alstromeria [a perennial that I wanted to plant]. BTW I live

>in southeastern Pennsylvania.

>

>There were several receipes in the New York Times a couple of weeks ago

>that looked interested that I would like to try. Thanks for reading and

>for your help.

>

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Lisa T. Bennett (ltbennett)

The Organic Goddess Vegan Bakery and Catering, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

 

" The animals of the world exist for their own purposes. They were

not made for humans any more than blacks were made for whites, or

women for men. " --Alice Walker