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. they develop after the petals have dropped off the flowers. in the fall, some varieties are orange or red, and they range from the size of a cranberry to that of a small plum. they have a lot of seeds and a bit of tart pulp. rose hips have a very high vitamin c content, providing even more than citrus
fruits. during world war ii, when citrus imports were limited, rose hips became quite popular in britain where they were used to make nutritious rose-hip syrup. rose hips also contain vitamins a, b- , d and e as well as bioflavonoids, citric acid, flavonoids, fructose, malic acid, tannins and zinc....
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