Rosehip in October.

kamgort · Oct 26, 2010

Rosehip in October.

rginn · Oct 26, 2010

Nice. We have a lot of those here in the mountains. I am puzzled, because I never see any animals eating them. I thought they might be edible and a source of Vitamin C, maybe.

Justice70 · Oct 26, 2010

You can make a tea out of them

Charmin · Oct 26, 2010

RGINN said:
Nice. We have a lot of those here in the mountains. I am puzzled, because I never see any animals eating them. I thought they might be edible and a source of Vitamin C, maybe.

I think you're right about that, RGINN. I once read that rosehips are really good for the immune system.
Very nice picture, Kamgort! :icon_thumright:

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kamgort · Oct 27, 2010

RGINN said:
Nice. We have a lot of those here in the mountains. I am puzzled, because I never see any animals eating them. I thought they might be edible and a source of Vitamin C, maybe.

Rosehip jam is very tasty.. :icon_thumright:

ronwoodcraft · Oct 31, 2010

RGINN said:
Nice. We have a lot of those here in the mountains. I am puzzled, because I never see any animals eating them. I thought they might be edible and a source of Vitamin C, maybe.

Excellent Shot kamgort !!

Hey RGINN, I have ate lots of them. Don't really taste all that great but they are good for ya. Best after a frost.

I was told that one rosehip has more vitamin C in it than two oranges.