Hawthorn (Crataegus oxyacantha syn monogyna)

Most of us have seen Hawthorn in hedges, and it's been that way since ancient times. It has white flowers around May (hence its alternatie name 'Mayflower') and was important part of spring festivals in Britain. This plant is part of the rose family, so... [read more]

Most of us have seen Hawthorn in hedges, and it's been that way since ancient times. It has white flowers around May (hence its alternatie name 'Mayflower') and was important part of spring festivals in Britain. This plant is part of the rose family, so... [read more]

Hawthorn berry, known botanically as Crataegus oxyacantha, has a long-standing role in European and North American herbal traditions, often recognized for its connection to folk celebrations and seasonal rituals. The tea brews into a vibrant cup with a... [read more]

Ingredients:Organic Hawthorn Leaf and Flower (Crataegus spp.)Made with pure, organic hawthorn leaf and flower — no fillers, no additives, just the whole, nutrient-rich botanical. This gentle yet powerful plant has been cherished for centuries for its... [read more]

Most of us have seen Hawthorn in hedges, and it's been that way since ancient times. It has white flowers around may (hence its alternative name 'Mayflower') and was an important part of spring festivals in Britain.Hawthorn was well known to the early... [read more]

Hawthorn has a long-standing place in European, Asian, and North American traditions, known for its distinctive dark-green leaves and clusters of sweet-scented white flowers. The tea made from its leaves and flowers is recognized for a unique profile... [read more]