Can you grow roses from rose hips? Though most gardeners stick with cultivars that already exist, it can be tempting to try ...

Q: I want to plant roses to grow rose hips. I've heard that they're a good source of vitamin C. Are there varieties that make better rose hips? Is there a good time of year to plant roses?

Ways To Use Rose Hips These are some of the ways you can use rose hips: Rosehip Tea - Tart and fruity, this tea is excellent to sip, particularly when you’re fighting a cold. Steep dried or ...

That fruit, the hip, contains a seed. Not all roses produce hips, however. Some modern cultivars are sterile. For the biggest, best or tastiest hips, seek out rambling, shrub and wild, non-hybrid ...

Some roses, however, have not finished enchanting us and are now producing colourful hips that seem to have been designed to sparkle in the low light of autumn. They have none of the plant’s ...

These fire-engine-colored globes are rose hips, the fruit of ornamental rose bushes that line the sidewalks around Lake Union and plenty of other Seattle parks, beauty strips and landscaped gardens.

That fruit, the hip, contains a seed. Not all roses produce hips, however. Some modern cultivars are sterile. For the biggest, best or tastiest hips, seek out rambling, shrub and wild, non-hybrid ...