@ mirandablue Gumamela, China Rose, Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Linn |
Hibiscus locally known as gumamela is cultivated as an ornamental flower throughout the Philippines. It is also a primary ingredient in many herbal teas. Gumamela flowers are used as an expectorant in bronchitis, for general coughs, and as a refrigerant drink in fevers. It is also used on mumps, hematomas, headaches and urinary tract infection. It is known to treat tumors, also as purgative and laxative. (Source: Filipino Herbs Healing Wonders)
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one of my favorites.. lovely!
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Pretty hibiscus!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week ahead Miranda.
Regina
Red hibiscus, one of my favs. :)
ReplyDeletethe red hibiscus is so romantic! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWe simply can't do without Hibiscus in our tropical gardens here ... and the colours are so terrific.
ReplyDeleteYes, like Bernie said, hibiscus is a must in a tropical garden like mine. Interesting to learn about its various uses.Your photo is stunning.
ReplyDeleteNot a commonly seen color here. It's gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteEvery year I have some beautiful Hibiscus plants in our garden.
ReplyDeleteSo many colours to choose from.
Your picture is very lovely. Love to the bright red colour too!!
The color of this hibiscus is really fantastic.
ReplyDeletea beautiful shot of Gumamela! i call this a very helpful flower..helped me cure my cyst
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Stunning shot. The color of this one is so vivid.
ReplyDeleteLove how you took the picture sis!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
My flowers, have a lovely Sunday!
Love that vibrant colour!!
ReplyDeleteAm si eu hibiscus.Frumoasa poza.Sa ai o zi buna!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful and a brilliant colour captured. Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful vibrant bloom!
ReplyDeleteSuch vibrant colour, I just love the hibiscus.
ReplyDeleteI love how you pinned it to the ground to have the nice background!
ReplyDeleteYou are tell us about Hibicus flower and its herbal tea, that are flower of Philippines and very useful in health issue.
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