Cayenne flower
INFORMATION
The cayena flower, also known as Jamaica flower or hibiscus, is a tropical flower present in the Dominican territory. With its vibrant beauty and medicinal properties, it has become an important symbol of Dominican culture.
This flower is native to Africa and Asia, but was introduced to America during colonial times, quickly adapting to the tropical climate and becoming a common wildflower. It is characterized by its large petals of intense red color, which can be of different shades, from light pink to dark red. Its flowering is abundant and colorful, adorning the gardens and landscapes of our beautiful country.
Additionally, it is used in infusions and refreshing drinks. Its intense red color is also associated with passion, love, and good luck. The cayena flower is more than just a pretty flower; it is a symbol of Dominican identity and an expression of the country's popular culture. Its presence in gardens, homes, and traditions reflects the Dominican people's appreciation for the natural beauty and cultural richness of our land.