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Tree Identification
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i was curious if anyone could help me out with this?

ill try taking some more pictures in the next couple of days as one of them has white and blueish flowers and the other has purple.



thank you for your time!

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Re: Tree Identification [Re: enlightened seed]
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looks like hibiscus to me!

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Re: Tree Identification [Re: NiamhNyx]
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Yep.

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Re: Tree Identification [Re: enlightened seed]
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i'll take a cutting!


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Re: Tree Identification [Re: waixingren]
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those are great for tea. They make Red Zinger tea with Hibiscus :cool:
  yummy

  I also chew the leaves and flowers

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Re: Tree Identification [Re: NiamhNyx]
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excellent, Hibiscus syriacus to be exact(pretty sure ne who):rockon:
NiamhNyx said:
looks like hibiscus to me!


:bowdown:thanks +5 for you!

cpw1971 said:
those are great for tea. They make Red Zinger tea with Hibiscus :cool:
  yummy

  I also chew the leaves and flowers


interesting i'll have to look into that :strokebeard:
how many leaves and flowers would you chew for 1 serving? what are the effects?

again thank you all for your insight. :discodance:

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Re: Tree Identification [Re: enlightened seed]
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I don't think theres any effects. It just great tea.
  Celestial Seasonings makes the Red Zinger Tea

  http://www.celestialseasonings.com/products/detail.html/herbal-teas/red-zinger

  hopefully I can get away with posting that non-entheo source :crazy2:

Edited by cpw1971 (08/20/08 03:23 PM)

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Re: Tree Identification [Re: enlightened seed]
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Hibiscus has many medicinal uses.

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Re: Tree Identification [Re: NiamhNyx]
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It's a Rose of Sharon.


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Re: Tree Identification [Re: plainswalker]
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number 1
the larch..... the larch..... thee larch
and this has been another episode of how to identify different trees from quite a long bit away


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Re: Tree Identification [Re: Zinglons Acolyte]
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Rose of Sharon is the common name for Hibiscus syriacus. Personally, I hate it because it is so damn hard to get rid of. It's pretty much bullet proof.

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