What to do with rose hips

Rose hips are persistent fruits so you have plenty of time to harvest. Start when they first look ripe (soft and red) and continue until after frost.

Rose hips are the fruit of the rose. Learn how to harvest rose hips, and enjoy this wonderful bounty from your rose bushes.

This is the secret superfood that's been hiding in your garden all this time. Learn about rose hips benefits plus how to grow and use them.

Discover the answers to what are rose hips and how to eat rose hips, with details on preparing rosehips to eat and recipe ideas to try.

Discover rosehip syrup recipe from our rosehip recipes & rosehip benefits. This syrup, made from foraged rosehips and honey, offers a delightful fruity flavor and health benefits, perfect for enriching cocktails, teas, and porridges. A natural and tasty way to incorporate rosehips into your diet. Find more natural remedies, natural herbs medicine, and fall foraging recipes at simplybeyondherbs.com.

Read on to learn more about rose water, it’s benefits, and how to make your own very easily (and affordably). Your skin will thank you!

Made of the fruits of wild roses, rosehip tea is packed with vitamins and antioxidants that may strengthen our immune system and help with weight loss.

All plants have some sort of seed that lets them grow into the beauties they are later in life. You rarely, though, see rose seeds on the bushes or stems themselves. Do roses, then, actually have seeds, or do they reproduce through other means? As a matter of fact, rose bushes do produce seeds. You […]

Rosehips, also known as rose apples, have numerous health benefits. Learn more about rosehip’s health benefits and why you should include it in your daily diet.

Well it's a little early for harvesting rose hips, usually they are best (especially for tea) right after the first frost. However, we've s...