Rose hips

Make the most of the floral fruits of fall by using rose hips for food and medicine with these easy ideas for preservation and recipes.

By Gail Butler Issue #95 • September/October, 2005 Vitamin C-rich rose hips can be found in dried form in most health food stores, but why not gather your own? You’ll save money and you’ll know where they came from and the conditions in which they grew. Furthermore, you’ll be adding to your own self-sufficiency by […]

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Harvested when fully ripe from the rose bush, rose hips are the main ingredient in this traditional homemade rose hip syrup recipe.

Embrace the benefits of rose hips—a garden treasure for both health and flavor! Packed with immune-boosting properties and a tart taste, rose hips are perfect for making teas, jams, and syrups. Use them as a natural remedy or a tasty ingredient that adds nutrition and flavor to your meals. Save this pin to explore rose hip recipes and remedies that make wellness easy and delicious.

Rosa rugosa or rugosa roses are hardy, vigorous roses for harsh climates. They have an extended bloom time and are prolific hip producers.

Looking for a natural boost to your beauty routine? Look no further than moisturizing and powerful rosehip oil.

There's nothing hard about drying foraged rose hips for winter teas. Even better? This tea is both delicious and highly nutritious. Here's the how-to.