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07 Nov 09, Ian K Watts (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Is it true that there are a couple of different varieties of rosella? Where can one seeds or plants? I've heard comments regarding the success of my mother's succulent jam as compared to others bought which are somewhat dry - any reason for this?

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13 Oct 09, Emily Bieman (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

My seeds of Rosella did not germinate - anyone have seeds for assae?

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15 Sep 13, Emily (Australia - arid climate)

I got some more seeds, and one has germinated and is doing very well.

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05 Oct 09, Claire Thompson (Australia - tropical climate)

Just starting out. I have planted seeds. Am drinking rosella tea....delicious and supposed to lower blood pressure. I'd like to produce same for my own use. Any tips?

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05 Oct 09, Emily Bieman (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

it's Hibiscus sabdariffa

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04 Oct 09, Stan (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

hi I have a rosella bush but it looks a little different to the normal one I know. the leave and stems of the bush are much reder in colour does anyone know what type of rosella? I can email pics if you would like to send me an email to [email protected]

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30 Sep 09, joseph van haren (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I purchased 50 acres and grew a few rosellas ,they grew very well ,so thinking of growing a commercial crop.do you think they would be a good thing to make some money on ,

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09 Sep 09, Aaron Mrikaria (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Hi ladies & jents Am now making rosella juice well packed, 300mills. The next steps is how to win domestic market in Dar es Salaam, am struggling with hope to achieve. Then l will take another move, the production of wine Bye bye.

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27 Jul 09, Rosemary Hardwick (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

I live in Canada having been brought up in FNQ with the love of Rosella jam. I recnelty found packaged dried rosella fruit that is the national drink of Jamaica. I would like to try and make rosella jam from the dried rosella fruit. Do you know if it is possible ? and if so how ?????

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11 Jul 09, valerie (United Kingdom - warm/temperate climate)

Hi there, I live in southern Spain in the province of Murcia where it´s very warm most of the year and over 35 in the summer.Can anybody send me a few Rosella seeds?I would love to try growing them over here.Thankyou very much in anticipation. Val Fuller

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