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Hawthorn is a flowering shrub native to Asia, Europe and North America. Like other members of the rose family, this conifer produces fragrant flowers and has sharp thorns for self-defense. Hawthorn, known by many different names such as bread, cheese tree, hagthorn, and may flower, produces red berries or berries, which are botanically known as hawthorn. But in some parts of Europe they are called Cuckoo Beads and Pixie Pears. From red to black, the berries flavor teas, jams, and pastries. Hawthorn leaves and flowers are used to make teas, extracts, and tinctures.

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It has been in jams, wines, candies and sweets for centuries. A member of the rose family, Hawthorn is a large shrub covered in sharp thorns. Sometimes spelledhawthorne, the fruit is chosen fully ripe in autumn before the first frost. Hawthorn berries are often pressed into herbal vinegar or syrup, made into ash tea or used as a tincture.

Hawthorn leaves, flowers, and berries have been praised for centuries for their uplifting properties. Hawthorn was revered for ceremonial and spiritual purposes as it was believed to elevate and strengthen the physical and emotional heart, promoting healthy cardiovascular function. The delicious red berries are used in candies, jams, jellies, wines, and candies, and are widely found in many forms as a food additive.

A thorny shrub or tree with stems and trunks of hardwoods and gray bark, often with three-lobed leaves, white flowers, and bright red berries similar to those of other genera in the rose family. About 280 species are known, several of which are used in traditional medicine and can be used interchangeably. In general,

It comes from the Greek “kratos” meaning hardness, wood, oxcus meaning “sharp” and “akantha” meaning thorn. In several European countries, including Germany, hawthorn was used as a hedge, and “haw” is an ancient term for “hedge”. This shrub was called “white thorn” because of its pale bark.

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Most of the hawthorn grown commercially comes from the UK and other countries such as Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, the former Yugoslavia and Poland. All parts (leaves, twigs, spines, flowers) can be used to make new tinctures, so collect flowering branches in the spring. Or discard the stems and spines if they are wilting. The fruits are best harvested in autumn when they are fully ripe, before the first frost.

Hawthorn has been used since the Middle Ages, with some records dating back to the 1st century Greek herbalist Dioscorides. It was later used by the Swiss physician Paracelsus (1493-1541 AD). Hawthorn is considered a symbolic tree in many folktales and magical legends, so it was a “sacred tree medicine” for the ancient Druids, and it was believed that fairies lived in it, especially when it grew on oak and ash trees. However, it was unlucky to bring flowers into the house, and perhaps they would bring fairy-tale people. Hawthorn branches and flowers were used in Greek weddings to decorate marriage wreaths that symbolized chastity and prosperity, and to adorn ornaments worshiping the Virgin, the goddess of marriage. In Ireland, couples wishing to receive the hawthorn’s blessing used to dance around it at wedding ceremonies. The new-born was attached to the cradle to protect it from evil, and decorated the pole for the May Festival or Beltane ceremony, which celebrated fertility and renewal.