Throwing back to last year’s ‘90s-themed tour, RIAA-certified Gold a cappella group Straight No Chaser is making a return to Huber Heights this summer — with bright neons, loud prints, and all — to ...

Ask the Master Gardener: Don’t deadhead rose flowers if you want rose hips Shrub roses produce some of the best rose hips, which are edible and used in jams, jellies, and teas.

Hip Pop has welcomed a brand-new flavour to its naturally refreshing soft drinks range – just in time for the warmer weather. The lightly sparkling Berries & Cherries drink is packed with juicy ...

A bearded man collects rose hip berries in a natural setting, with a beautiful mountain backdrop. The shot emphasizes his connection with nature and the simplicity of gathering wild berries in the ...

Blending hawthorn berries with complementary herbs such as rose hips and hibiscus results in a delicious, antioxidant-packed tea. Just combine equal parts of dried hawthorn berries, rose hips, and ...

Adding dried or fresh African rose hips to your smoothies is a super easy way to boost your intake of essential vitamins. Just blend them in with your favorite fruits like bananas or berries for a ...

Most species hold the hips in clusters or small groups, but, occasionally, they appear singly, growing on the end of stems. Rose hips stay on the plant longer than most haws and berries: birds will ...

Studies show that rose hips contain higher concentrations of antioxidants than blueberries, black currants, hawthorn berry or chokeberry. Ounce for ounce, they have 10 to 40 times more vitamin C than ...

The strawberry is a somewhat strange fruit. Not technically a berry, it's related to a flower of a similar hue. The two even ...

If you've ever wondered what you should do with rose hips when pruning your rose bushes, we have the answer for you. Learn about their many uses.

Use rose hips powder, whole, dried home garden grown rose hips or wild harvested red-ripe hip berries in season. Steep a chosen amount of rose hips in a teapot with fresh boiled water as you would ...

These berries are regularly known as rose hips. The red berries in early autumn are on the stems with compound leaves, also of red.