Citrus
Lemon
Sunny and floral with a soft tartness — the one that started it all.
Hand-dried on the homestead · Est. 2026
A little sunshine
for your water.
Organic fruit, freeze-dried in small batches and tucked into mason jars. Drop a slice in your glass and watch the garden bloom again.
Freeze-drying doesn’t just preserve the fruit — it intensifies it. One slice in your water gives you more of that bright, tart lemon flavor than squeezing in a fresh wedge.
“I was shocked at how magnified the flavor of the lemons were! One lemon dropped in my water and I get instant flavor that last throughout the day!”
— Leigh, Texas
Why freeze-dried
All the fruit, none of the fuss.
Freeze-drying pulls the water out while it’s frozen — so the slice keeps its color, its nutrients, and that just-picked snap. No heat, no sugar, no funny business.
01
Just the fruit
One ingredient, full stop. Certified-organic produce with no sugar, no preservatives, and nothing you can’t pronounce.
02
Nutrients kept in
Because there’s no heat, the vitamins and bright flavor that ordinary drying cooks away stay right where they belong.
03
Light & shelf-stable
Featherlight and pantry-friendly — a sealed jar keeps for months, so good fruit is always within reach.
04
Made to rehydrate
Drop a slice in water and it drinks right back to life — gentle flavor, a pretty glass, and not a drop of waste.
From Roxy
My first business, grown at home.
I’m Roxy — a teenager who grew up on a little homestead, learning from my family how to grow, dry, and put up the good stuff. Roxy’s Cottage is where I share it: organic fruit, dried slow and packed by hand. Every jar comes from our kitchen to yours.
The pantry
Picked, sliced, and put up in two tidy ways.
Every fruit comes two ways — a gift-ready mason jar to start with, and a resealable refill pouch to keep it going.
The Mason Jar. A 6 oz glass jar, finished with twine and a hand-written label. Holds roughly a glass-a-day for two weeks — and it’s ready to gift just as it is.
The Refill Pouch. A resealable 8 oz mylar bag that locks in freshness. Top up your jar when it runs low — less packaging, same good fruit.
Citrus
Orange
Sweet, mellow, and golden — like a sunrise stirred into your glass.
Citrus
Pink Grapefruit
Bittersweet and grown-up — a little blush of pink in every pour.
Berry
Garden Strawberry
Jammy and bright. Lovely in lemonade or just snacked straight from the jar.
Berry
Wild Blueberry
Tiny, tart, antioxidant-rich gems that bob and bloom in sparkling water.
Garden
Garden Cucumber
Cool, crisp, spa-day calm. The quiet hero of an afternoon pitcher.
Citrus
Key Lime
Zippy and green — made for fizzy water and the brightest mocktails.
Garden
Melon & Mint
Summer-sweet watermelon with a whisper of garden mint. A seasonal favorite.
Roxy’s Cottage is an informational site — we don’t sell online just yet. Find us at the Rockwall Farmers’ Market!
How to use
Drop, sip, enjoy.
No measuring spoons, no mess. A slice or two turns a plain glass of water into something worth slowing down for.
1
Drop it in
Two to three slices per glass, five or six for a full pitcher. More for bolder, fewer for a whisper.
2
Sip & refill
Top up the same slices once or twice through the day — then eat them, garden-fresh.
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Sunrise Lemon Water
Two lemon slices in a tall glass, first thing. Bright, gentle, and kinder than a wedge.
2 slices · 12 oz
Cucumber-Mint Spa Pitcher
Cucumber rounds and a pinch of melon & mint in a pitcher. The at-home spa day.
6 slices · 2 qt
Berry Fizz
Wild blueberries and strawberry dropped into sparkling water. They dance as they bloom.
1 tbsp · 12 oz
Front-Porch Iced Tea
Orange and lemon steeped into a jar of cold-brew tea. Sweet-tart, no sugar needed.
4 slices · 1 qt
Garden Mocktail
Lime and grapefruit over ice with soda. A grown-up glass with zero proof.
3 slices · 10 oz
Cozy Cup
Orange and a touch of ginger in hot water. A warm, golden mug for cool evenings.
3 slices · 8 oz hot