Rose Hips are widely available to forage in the Fall in many areas. They're sweet and high in Vitamin C, but be sure to remove the hairy seeds before eating.
Rose Hips are widely available to forage in the Fall in many areas. They're sweet and high in Vitamin C, but be sure to remove the hairy seeds before eating.
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Last fall, I made rose hip jam. It was great.
Look out for some Rugosa Rose the hips are much bigger and still very tasty too. Once you have one like all roses it's very easy to propogate.
I'll keep a look out!
Sounds yummy!
They are usually bigger than this, they shrunk due to the worst drought can recall. Still bigger than the other type, which you just about see in the corner of one of photos.
They don't touch them at that place clearly we are providing tastier things to eat.