Rosehips Whole

Common name: Wild Rose.

Made in Bulgaria.

Wild roses are harvested from their natural habitats, then thoroughly cleaned and dried.

Rosehip Fruit (Whole)

Aubepine in its entirety.

Also known as whole rose hips, dried rose fruit, or wild rose hips.

The part used is the fruit of the Rosa canina plant.

Here is a rephrased version of the product description: "Rosehip whole fruits are obtained from fully ripe rose hips."Rosa caninaThe wild rose is a deciduous shrub native to Europe, Western Asia, and parts of North Africa. It grows in hedgerows, meadows, and forest edges. The plant produces thorny stems with compound leaves and clusters of pale pink or white flowers in late spring. By summer or early autumn, the flowers develop into oval or round fruits that are typically harvested when fully ripe for optimal color and texture.

The fruits are oval in shape, plump, and firm, with a vibrant orange to deep red color. Each fruit has small seeds embedded within its fleshy interior. To ensure optimal quality, the selection process takes place at peak maturity, when the fruits have reached full development, stability, and consistent coloration. Only fully grown rosehips that are intact and free of damage are harvested for drying and processing.

The rosehips are carefully cleaned to remove stems and debris, then dried using low-temperature or air-drying methods that preserve their moisture, colour, and texture. This process helps maintain the fruit's natural shape, firmness, and slightly fibrous texture, with a glossy appearance and characteristic aroma.

The finished rosehip form has a consistent size, is lightweight, and retains its natural appearance, including intact seeds within the fruit. Its design facilitates easy handling and storage without compromising its botanical integrity.Rosa caninaTheir natural appearance, texture, and durability make them versatile for various uses.

Whole rosehips are used in various products where their appearance is desired, such as tea infusions, herbal blends, and cosmetic formulations. They add colour, texture, and visual interest to these products. Rosehips can also be incorporated into bath blends, soaps, scrubs, and infused oils for a decorative effect. Additionally, they are used in culinary applications, craft projects, educational settings, and manufacturing processes that require dried fruit with seeds intact.

Store this item in a sealed container in a cool, dry area away from direct light. Refrigeration is not necessary.

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