Rose Harvest

Roses are most efficiently harvested in **May and June**. They are collected in the early morning, usually between **05:00 - 09:00**, when the flowers' essence density is at its highest.

The collected roses are subjected to the distillation process on the same day. They are processed in large cauldrons using the **steam distillation** method. Only **300-500 grams** of rose oil are extracted from one ton of rose petals, making rose oil one of the world's most valuable essential oils.

Thyme Harvest

Thyme is harvested during its flowering period in **June and July**. Its flowers and leaves are cut when they contain the highest concentration of essential oils.

After harvest, it is dried using natural methods in the shade. Then, **thyme oil** is obtained through distillation. Thyme oil is renowned for its antiseptic and antimicrobial properties.

Lavender Harvest

The lavender plant is usually harvested in **July**. It is collected manually or by machine in the early morning hours.

After harvest, lavender flowers are processed in large copper stills using the **steam distillation** method to obtain lavender oil. The lavender water produced during this process is used in skincare.

Bay Leaf Harvest

Bay leaves are collected in **October - November**. After collection, they are dried using a natural drying method and then packaged.

The dried leaves are ground and used as a spice. Additionally, **bay leaf oil** is extracted through distillation, which is highly valued in the soap and cosmetics industry.

Rosehip Harvest

Rosehips are typically harvested in **September and October**. The fruits are picked by hand when they are fully ripe.

Collected rosehips are dried and used for making tea. Furthermore, **rosehip oil** is extracted from their seeds and utilized in skincare.

St. John's Wort Harvest

St. John's Wort is harvested during the June - July period. After harvesting, it is dried using a natural drying method and then packaged.

The dried flowers and leaves are ground and used for herbal tea or ointment preparation. Additionally, oil is extracted to obtain St. John's Wort oil, which is highly valued in skincare and alternative medicine.