Hibiscus Wallpapers

This app have high quality images for the beautiful flower Hibiscus to set as your mobile or tablet wallpaper.

what make us different.

- high quality images.

- all devices are supported(mobiles and tablets) (any screen size) so don't worry if your device is supported, because again all devices are supported.

- the app support scroll-able wallpapers(for mobiles and tablets).

- the app have collection of effects to use over the wallpaper like(gray-scale , sepia , flea, flip , shading , noise) and other effects.

- the app is so easy you need just 3 steps 1- choose image 2- choose effect 3- set wallpaper.

- no need to crop images its already with dimensions to suit any mobile or tablet.

- work offline

what you wait, just download the app now and see the beauty fill your device.

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--- Symbolism of the Hibiscus Flower

-- The hibiscus is the unofficial national flower of Haiti.
-- A yellow species called the Hawaiian hibiscus (Hibiscus brackenridgei) became the Hawaiian official state flower in 1988, despite it not being native to Hawaii. This is Hawaii’s second official state flower. The first was the red hibiscus (Hibiscus kokio) which was native to Hawaii. Fame is fleeting.
-- Hibiscus flowers are delicate and very beautiful just as young women appear to be, so hibiscuses often symbolize young women.

--- Hibiscus Flower Facts

Hibiscuses are far more than just pretty hothouse flowers.

-- Hibiscus flowers grow on shrubs or trees that can reach 15 feet tall.--
-- Hibiscus flowers are sometimes called rose mallows because they are members of the mallow plant family.
-- Trying to attract hummingbirds to your garden? Plant red hibiscus flowers.
-- Any color of hibiscus attracts butterflies and moths because the caterpillars of many species eat them.


--- Hibiscus Flower Color Meanings

-- Hibiscuses come in a floral rainbow of colors. Color meanings differ from culture to culture, but they do have some common associations. Some hibiscuses are a mixture of colors, but one color will predominate.

-- White stands for purity, beauty and the female.
-- Yellow is associated with happiness, sunshine and good luck.
-- Pink is not only the favorite color of many little girls. It also stands for friendship and all kinds of love, not just romantic love.
-- Purple is associated with mystery, knowledge and the higher classes.
-- Red is a symbol of love and passion.

--- Meaningful Botanical Characteristics of the Hibiscus Flower

Hibiscuses have been cherished not only for their beauty, but for their medicinal effects and their taste.

-- Hibiscus flowers often add flavor and color to many herbal teas.
-- Some species are not only edible, but contain vitamin C. However, never eat any plant that cannot be easily identified.
-- Hibiscus tea, tinctures, dried petals or flowers are traditionally thought to help everything from heart disease to the common cold. Unfortunately, there is little evidence for these claims.
-- WebMD reports that there hibiscus tea has been known to help reduce blood pressure.
-- Do not ingest any products with hibiscus tea when taking acetaminophen (also known as paracetamol.) These two drugs interact badly.
-- Pregnant and lactating women should avoid hibiscus teas, foods or other herbal preparations.