concept   hibiscus flower
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Cultures (14) • Pacific Islands (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Europe (1) • European cultures (1) • Australia (1) • Central America (1) • Hawaii (1) • Middle East (1) • North Africa (1) • North America (1) • Polynesia (1) • Southern United States (1) • Tropical island cultures (1) • West Africa (1)
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1 hibiscus flower Pacific Islands Hibiscus flowers are used for drinks, landscaping, and traditional welcoming ceremonies in Pacific Islands. 3
2 hibiscus flower Southeast Asia Hibiscus flower is used in Southeast Asian culture for traditional hair care and skincare due to its nourishing properties. 3
3 hibiscus flower Europe The hibiscus flower is highly valued in European culture for its exotic and decorative qualities in gardens and exhibitions. 2
4 hibiscus flower European cultures The hibiscus flower is mainly used for decorative purposes in European gardens and flower arrangements. 2
5 hibiscus flower Australia The hibiscus flower is commonly used for landscaping and ornamental purposes in gardens and public spaces in Australia. 1
6 hibiscus flower Central America In Central American culture, the hibiscus flower is used as a natural remedy for health issues such as high blood pressure and cholesterol. 1
7 hibiscus flower Hawaii Hibiscus flowers in Hawaii symbolize hospitality and friendship, often used in leis and traditional welcoming ceremonies. 1
8 hibiscus flower Middle East The hibiscus flower is a symbol of the impermanence of life in Middle Eastern culture and is commonly used in funeral and mourning ceremonies. 1
9 hibiscus flower North Africa The hibiscus flower is used in North African culture as a symbol of life's fleeting nature and is commonly associated with funerals and mourning rituals. 1
10 hibiscus flower North America The hibiscus flower is primarily seen as an exotic and decorative plant in North American culture, often featured in botanical gardens and horticultural exhibitions. 1
11 hibiscus flower Polynesia The hibiscus flower is used in traditional Polynesian hair care and skincare for its nourishing properties. 1
12 hibiscus flower Southern United States Hibiscus flowers are used as natural dyes for textiles and clothing in the Southern United States, producing vibrant red and pink colors. 1
13 hibiscus flower Tropical island cultures Hibiscus flowers are widely utilized in traditional medicines, culinary recipes, and as accessories in tropical island cultures. 1
14 hibiscus flower West Africa Hibiscus flowers are used to make popular drinks like hibiscus tea or sorrel in West African culture. 1