Seeds from this Hibiscus sabdariffa common names are roselle, Florida cranberry, Indian sorrel, Jamaican red sorrel. Roselle is a many-branched shrub-like annual that gets 4-7 ft tall and as broad. The dark green leaves are about 6 in across and dissected into 5 narrow lobes. The stems, branches, leaf veins, and petioles leaf stems are reddish purple. The hibiscus-like flowers, appearing in October, are red and 3 in across. At the bottom of each flower, enclosing the bases of the five petals, is a fleshy bright red cup-like structure. The calyces of roselle are used to make juices, sauces, jellies, wines and pies. Zones 8 to 11.