The RED blooms...
By Priya
@The_Bong_Woman (851)
June 21, 2016 10:53pm CST
It had been raining for the past three days. The Sun was engaged in a pointless game of hide & seek with the clouds. It was a relief for me as the temperature went down considerably but I wasn’t happy. My China Roses were suffering. The constant lashing of the rain was too much for them to handle. I was afraid my li’l buds might just wither away...
But today when I woke up in the morning, I was greeted by a smiling Sun and another lovely sight. My China Roses were all abloom! I couldn’t believe it at first. They fought bravely. And blossomed. They did not wither away afterall.
The Sun too greeted them with a soft sunshine and a lovely day. Yep, those in the picture are the Red blooms of mine! ^_^
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@responsiveme (22926)
• India
22 Jun 16
Do you know that you can use these flowers and leaves for hair care? And you have so many of them around.:)
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@The_Bong_Woman (851)
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22 Jun 16
@responsiveme yes, my mother did tell me about their benefits. Especially about the benefits of the oil extracted from the petals of a hibiscus.
@Chungshop (2355)
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22 Jun 16
We don't call chins rose, Another name is Hibiscus, the national flower of Malaysia.
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@The_Bong_Woman (851)
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22 Jun 16
@Chungshop Well yes of course, China Rose is the common name for Hibiscus rosa-sinensis.
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@The_Bong_Woman (851)
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22 Jun 16
@sofssu indeed they are Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (common name- China Rose). Yeah i absolutely love both. What about you?
@acelawrites (19273)
• Philippines
25 Jun 16
Are those called China Roses in your place? It resembles the gumamela plant/flowers in our country (Hibiscus rosa sinensis).
@The_Bong_Woman (851)
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22 Jun 16
@rachz_kisses Yeah right? Its's an absolute delight to wake up to their lovely fragrance and sight!
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