The very common Hibiscus tiliaceus (Sea Hibiscus) has an edible flower. You can make tea with it or eat it raw. Though considered famine food, you can eat the young leaves, inner bark, and roots. They don't taste good, but ...
The amazing Sea Hibiscus (Hibiscus tiliaceus) has an edible flower and young leaves. The bark is some of the best rope-making material available. The wood is some of the best for starting a fire, both and tender and kindling. It's ...
Explore Phang Nga Bay’s world-famous islands, caves, and mangrove forests in a way that is completely different from other tour operators
