The best kind of wine produced from rose hips is strong and sweet, with at least two years of storage.
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Navajo artists create yellow dyes from Rabbitbush ( " Chrysothamnus " ) and rose hips produce pale, yellow-cream colored dyes.
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Pinecones, grapevines, twisted bare branches, evergreen clippings, wild rose hips, birch bark and seedpods can all be turned into interesting creations.
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Through a summer and fall of chemotherapy, I reported the presence of a few leaves and the absence of any rose hips.
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"We ground up rose hips, tried sands, chalk, starches, all sorts of herbs _ hibiscus leaves are incredibly beautiful, " she said.
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For an easy jam, heat two cups of rose hips and two cups of water, and mash the fruit as it simmers.
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You have to look at how the leaf joins the stem or wonder what those hairy things on the rose hip are.
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Rose hips are commonly used as a herbal tea, often blended with hibiscus, and an oil is also extracted from the seeds.
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She also likes to appeal to all senses, using seasonal candles and potpourri made with cinnamon sticks, seed pods and rose hips.
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The sand dunes that lead from the beach to Lang's door are covered with rose hips, beach grass and other natural flora.
