Hawthorn berries

Come hear of the myths, benefits, and offerings of hawthorn, and get two easy hawthorn recipes to use throughout the fall season as well.

Different hawthorn berry recipes to try at home - from hawthorn gins, jams and jellies to baking with haw berries, and Chinese recipe ideas

Looking to improve your heart health or relieve symptoms of leaky gut syndrome? The hawthorn berry better may be just what you need.

A simple recipe for how to make hawthorn tincture using berries and vodka. Hawthorn is a red berry that gently supports heart health, and that you can forage for in autumn. You can use the volume ingredient measurements in this folk method tincture or use the 1:2 ratio measurements in the notes below. Scale the recipe up or down to suit your needs.

Use this foraging guide for children to learn how to identify hawthorn and try these easy hawthorn recipes. Hawthorn foraging guide for children with hawthorn tea recipe Following on from our forest school foraging guides to picking blackberries and elderberries, this month’s seasonal food is hawthorn. You can use these notes and […]

Dried Hawthorn Berries (山楂), also known as Shan Zha, are fruits from the Rosaceae family of trees which grow in temperate regions in Asia, North America and Europe. Being a nutrient-rich berry, their sweet and tart-like flavour is ideal for a variety of cooking dishes and drinks. So, to tantilise your taste buds, here is our ultimate guide on this versatile Eastern herb...

Hawthorn berry has been used as a remedy for digestive problems, heart failure, and high blood pressure. Learn 9 impressive health benefits.

This post is part of the UK Herbarium blog party on “Herbal treasures in March”, kindly hosted by Brigitte. A friend just emailed me this question: what can I do with hawthorn berries? …

Whether taken whole, in an extract or tincture form, hawthorn berries help several ailments, including heart failure and other cardiovascular illnesses.