Hawthorn
Foraging for Hawthorn, Identifying Hawthorn and Hawthorn Recipes are here…
Nearly every hedgerow in the UK has a type of hawthorn in it, they come in to flower just after the sloe and berry later in the year. The leaves, flowers and fruit can be eaten.
10 Things to Forage in your Garden
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BLACKBERRY AND LAVENDER BISCUITS
Words and imagery from @foraged.by.fern instagram I used a classic...
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Hawthorne Bakewell tart
recipe from Forager Sam @foragersam Hawthorne flowers provide a very...
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Identify Hawthorn
Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) How to Identify Hawthorn Edible Botanical NameCrataegus...
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