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07 Sep 19, Dana (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hi John. Couldn't find a date on the post so don't how it is, but if you are still interested in seeds, King Seeds has the seeds for Roselle.

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02 Mar 21, Pav (New Zealand - cool/mountain climate)

Hi There ,i am looking for the roselle seeds if anyone has it

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01 Sep 10, Barb (Australia - arid climate)

Hi Dorothy, You can buy Rosella seed online from Green Harvest in Australia. Maybe there is a US online source too.

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01 Sep 10, Dorothy Spofford (USA - Zone 7a climate)

Growing up in Qld my Mum always made Rozella jam.While visiting the Botanical garden in Norfolk Va this summer I noticed a large thriving crop of Rozella. Where can I get the seeds to try and grow in Williamsburg.Va.

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01 Sep 10, Liz (New Zealand - temperate climate)

The online catalogue of www.nicholsgardennursery.com lists roselle.

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28 Aug 10, Beth Tozer (Australia - temperate climate)

In the late 60s and early 70s we grew Rosellas at the "Log Cabin" in Glasshouse Mountains. Made heaps of jam and it was very well received. Do you think I could grow them here in Paynesville, East Gippsland Vic. (flowering hibiscus grow well in my garden). If so where is best place to buy seed and time to plant. Thanks, Beth

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09 Aug 10, David Hawkins (United Kingdom - warm/temperate climate)

I would be very interested to know of a supplier of Rosella plants or seeds anywhere in the world. I have a horticultural business here in the UK and grow various tropical plants under glass. It is my intention to grow Rosella here. Thank you for any help David

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20 Aug 10, Mark Wallace (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

You can buy seed here: greenharvest.com.au/seeds/vegetables_r.html or beautanicals.com.au/Rosella%20Hibiscus%20sabdariffa.html

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05 Aug 10, Debbie (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Rosella plants bear a red fruit, when they are about the size of your thumb they are ready to pick. Jam making is relatively easy and am happy to share my recipe. It is a fairly tart flavour but so yummy and certainly a part of Queensland life.

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04 Aug 10, Muriel Clark (Australia - temperate climate)

What are the haelat benifits of rosela frut laves ext.

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