Of course, you know the rose-haws, the little red and yellow and green apples that you find on the rose-bushes in the fall. They are the seed-vessels of the rose, and every rose which is allowed to remain on the bush until it fades and falls apart leaves a seed-vessel to take its place.
Fig.112 - The bronze-green Rose-haw.
The Doll's Fruit Piece
The rose-haws look very much like little apples. Rosy-cheeked Baldwins, yellow harvest-apples, and greenings, and they will make a fine fruit-piece for the centre of your doll's table. Pile them up on one of the toy dishes and put the smallest of green rose-leaves around the edge ([Fig. 110]).
Rose-Haw Necklace
But the rose-haws can be used for something besides toy apples; you can pretend they are jewels and string them for a real necklace.
