Cranberry Hibiscus Plant
Hardy for Zone 9 - 11, the cranberry hibiscus is a flowering plant. It is mostly known for its slightly sour to pleasantly tart-tasting young leaves, which are commonly used as a vegetable, either raw or cooked.
The leaves are often described as being similar to those of a maple tree. They have a lobed shape with several pointed segments, giving them a hand-like appearance with fingers. The edges of the leaves are slightly serrated or toothed, adding to their unique texture and appearance.
Please do your own research about this beneficial plant. Must have in your tropical garden.
Plants are in 2 gal pots.
Hardy for Zone 9 - 11, the cranberry hibiscus is a flowering plant. It is mostly known for its slightly sour to pleasantly tart-tasting young leaves, which are commonly used as a vegetable, either raw or cooked.
The leaves are often described as being similar to those of a maple tree. They have a lobed shape with several pointed segments, giving them a hand-like appearance with fingers. The edges of the leaves are slightly serrated or toothed, adding to their unique texture and appearance.
Please do your own research about this beneficial plant. Must have in your tropical garden.
Plants are in 2 gal pots.
Hardy for Zone 9 - 11, the cranberry hibiscus is a flowering plant. It is mostly known for its slightly sour to pleasantly tart-tasting young leaves, which are commonly used as a vegetable, either raw or cooked.
The leaves are often described as being similar to those of a maple tree. They have a lobed shape with several pointed segments, giving them a hand-like appearance with fingers. The edges of the leaves are slightly serrated or toothed, adding to their unique texture and appearance.
Please do your own research about this beneficial plant. Must have in your tropical garden.
Plants are in 2 gal pots.
