Rosa rubiginosa

Sweet Briar, Eglantine at Aranda Bushland

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Rosa rubiginosa Csteele4 9 Mar 2024
Rosa rubiginosa KMcCue 8 Mar 2024

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We bagged more than 500 fruit off the shrubs

7 comments

   9 Mar 2024
Are you planning to use them? Good to see them out of the environment.
   9 Mar 2024
No we plan to put them in the green bin. Keeping them out of the environment was indeed our goal.
   10 Mar 2024
@KMcCue fair call! I only ask as I collect them for dual purposes: keeps them out of the environment, and they make a nice, vitamin-c rich jelly.
   10 Mar 2024
What a good idea - is the jelly recipe available?
   10 Mar 2024
There are plenty of recipes available, with varying degrees of complexity, so I will wait for a recommendation from @Csteele4. I remember rose hip syrup taken by the spoonful as medicine (or maybe when the jelly failed to set. There is a recipe that uses brandy as an extra preservative boost and that might be pretty good.
I cut and poisoned heaps of briar rose today but didn't remove the hips; maybe next time I will collect some seeing the blackberries are almost finished.
There are plenty of briar roses on Isaacs Ridge which anyone is welcome to take.
   10 Mar 2024
@kmccue message me your email address and I'll gladly send you a recipe!
   13 Mar 2024
@KMcCue I'll send the recipe now, sorry for the delay! Got caught up with work. :)

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  • 4 - 15 Abundance
  • 8 Mar 2024 03:18 PM Recorded on
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