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Sarita HarbourForaging Rosehips for Oil, Tea, Syrup, and Jelly

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Among the many flowers and herbs that grow wild across Canada’s subarctic, the wild rose might be my favorite for its pretty appearance and fresh scent. And foraging rosehips for oil, tea, syrup, and jelly in the autumn is a great way to enjoy family time outdoors at summer’s end. In addition, they’re a valuable…

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Among the many flowers and herbs that grow wild across Canada’s subarctic, the wild rose might be my favorite for its pretty appearance and fresh scent. And foraging rosehips for oil, tea, syrup, and jelly in the autumn is a great way to enjoy family time outdoors at summer’s end. In addition, they’re a valuable…
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