Rose Of Sharon Is Edible, Not Just For Show

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Nutty Flavored Hibiscus (Rose Of Sharon)!

Most people don’t think about eating flowers, but Rose of Sharon is edible and it is quite tasty and eaten worldwide in food and beverages.

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For another edible flower in your garden, consider planting Rose of Sharon.

It is a long time garden favorite of my mother and mine.

Hibiscus syriacus (Latin) is a medium to large-sized shrub or small tree that produces masses of single or double flowering blooms in a variety of colors; white, pink, red, purple and blue.

Blossoms appear in late Summer and have a nutty flavor to them.

Pick the flower buds in the morning and put them in the refrigerator.

They will open when you take them out later to use.

I am building my homestead food forest and ornamental garden with Fast Growing Trees, so visit them for the best fruit trees, etc.!

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