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Edible Hibiscus Sept 2025

Edible Hibiscus

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  • Grow your own flowers for Hibiscus Tea and Cocktails
  • The flowers and the fruits of these unusual hibiscus plants have incredible health properties
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We are excited to have some more of these unusual edible hibiscus available again this month.

Bushy plants as pictured with plenty of flower buds growing. These Hibiscus sabdariffa have recently been repotted and have grow on rapidly over the summer months. Great gifts for those who like to grow something a bit different, the flowers can be dried for a delicious and cholesterol lowering tea or their dramatic colour preserved in syrup and added to desserts and cocktails.

80+cm tall including 2L pot
1 x Edible Hibiscus sabdariffa   + £0.00
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This is a really special hibiscus with edible flowers and berries that are said to taste a bit like cranberries. We're really excited to introduce this much sought after hibiscus and are looking forward to trying the flowers ourselves in due course.
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JoH, Jul 23
5 stars

Beatiful and unusual

Miss Elizabeth May, Jul 01
5 stars

Arrived on the hottest day since the 70s looking bright and healthy. Fantastic.

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Care Instrictions

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

This is the unusual hibiscus ‘Roselle’ or Hibiscus sabdariffa best known for its unusual edible berries.

These plants are native to the West Africa and so like a sunny spot. On a windowsill in a bright room or conservatory is best. In the warmest summer months, you can put your hibiscus out on a patio or balcony but bring it inside again before the nights get too cold. A cool room is fine, but if it gets below 8˚C it will suffer.

Hibiscus are greedy plants. Try and water a small amount every day. If you are going away for a few days then you can stand the pot in a bowl of shallow water. To keep them really happy add a few drops of ordinary house plant feed in their water every few waterings.

We expect these young plants to flower for the first time next year producing dramatic yellow flowers that will fade to produce a dark red ‘berry’. These berries can be preserved in sugar, made into jams or even dried and ground into a coffee substitute.

It is unlikely that you will get any pests or diseases, but if you do just wash the leaves and buds with soapy water.