Rosa canine, the species of rose we use for our seedless rosehips, is a climbing species rose native to Europe and western Asia.
This widely distributed species rose has been used to stabilize soil in land reclamation.
After World War II, Americans planted this rose in Victory gardens, where it naturalized in roadside ditches and can still be found growing.
Details: Frontier Co-op Organic Seedless Rosehips, also referred to as rose haws, are a well-known addition to many different herbal tea blends. These flavorful morsels smell similar to hibiscus flowers, and they have a fruity and spicy taste.
While they can be eaten raw like berries, rosehips are commonly mixed with marmalade, teas, and syrups. They are also an ingredient in brandies, meads, and wines. Use them in crafts and as a home fragrance enhancer!
Best uses: Herbal teas, jam, jelly, syrup, beverages, pies, bread, wine, marmalade, home fragrances, crafts
FEATURES
1/2 pound bulk bag (8 ounces)
Certified organic, kosher, and non-irradiated
The perfect addition to teas, jams, and syrups
Great for crafts and fragrance
Botanical name: Rosa canina
Package Dimensions: 10.0 x 8.2 x 0.2 inches
Binding: Grocery
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