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You make tea with rosebuds? That's different.
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There is a spice mix called Ras el hanout from North Africa that often has rose buds in it too.
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Yes Andrew, indeed...rose buds tea is becoming one of the best seller in China :)
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Yes, it is good to try 4-5 fresh or dry just open buds would bring some rosy favors ...but no caffeine!
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I've made rose hip jelly before, have you ever made rose petal jam?
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Dear Andrea, your February -- In my Garden mentioned :Bermuda is the home of many old and unusual rose varieties.. I read most of these old roses were from England, is it? Any story? Ping
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Many of the warmth loving China roses survived in Bermuda and died out in colder countries. http://rosesinbermuda.com/
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It made sense for the hardiness point of view ! Thank you for the link!
Here is my link www.rosesbyping.com
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No caffeine? Sacre bleu! Wash your mouth out with rosebud tea.
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No caffeine? Is that legal? Surely the UNHRC has something against that.
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UNHRC. United Nations Heritage Rose Committee?
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