Día with Hibiscus lasiocarpos var. occidentalis | Limited Archival Print | 18 X 24 inches

Día with Hibiscus lasiocarpos var. occidentalis | Limited Archival Print | 18 X 24 inches   plantitasenbarro Surrounded by a protective circle,Hibiscus lasiocarpos var. occidentalis, also known asCalifornia hibiscus, is a native plant endemic tocentral California, especially the Sacramento Valley.Flourishing in sunlight and near water sources, itembodies the journey from endings to newbeginnings.As this variant thrives, it echoes our need fornurturing, sunlight, and stillness by the waterside,paralleling the endangered species' requirements.Water, symbolizing both life and reflection, urges uSto embrace healing through acknowledging andreleasing the past.Just as endings lead to new beginnings, each phasefuels our growth and each transformation invites usto flourish once more.However, Hibiscus lasiocarpos var. occidentalisfaces endangerment due to threats like habitat lossand degradation from urban development,agriculture, and invasive species. Its affinity forwetland habitats has made