Hibiscus flowers, known more commonly in central California by the Spanish term “jamaica,” make a great tea that might even improve your blood pressure. I can improve my blood pressure just looking at the picture, but I should also note that we took this hibiscus to a new level by fermenting it as I describe on our hibiscus flower tome.
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