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Dried Hawthorn Berries

from $3.00

Hawthorn is a long-lived deciduous tree or large shrub known for its spring blossoms, thorny branches, and bright red berries in autumn. Deeply woven into European, Asian, and Indigenous traditions, hawthorn is valued as both a boundary plant and a heart-centered ally. Hawthorn berry is most commonly associated with Medicinal, Metaphysical/ Spiritual, Herbal Tea, and Artistic/Crafting uses.‍ ‍

Visit the herbal profile page for Hawthorn Berries for more info.

Available in dried berry form, in several size packages. (Leaves and flowers will be available in the future.)

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Hawthorn is a long-lived deciduous tree or large shrub known for its spring blossoms, thorny branches, and bright red berries in autumn. Deeply woven into European, Asian, and Indigenous traditions, hawthorn is valued as both a boundary plant and a heart-centered ally. Hawthorn berry is most commonly associated with Medicinal, Metaphysical/ Spiritual, Herbal Tea, and Artistic/Crafting uses.‍ ‍

Visit the herbal profile page for Hawthorn Berries for more info.

Available in dried berry form, in several size packages. (Leaves and flowers will be available in the future.)

Approximate Size Information: Small Envelope = 3.5” x 5” ; Med Envelope = 4.5” x 7.5” ; Quart Baggie and Gallon Baggie are as you’d expect. Note that each package is double-or-more the size of the previous package. The Medium Envelope is also shown in side view. Packages are filled as comfortably full as possible without crushing. Weights will vary based on the herb or flower. (All sizes might not apply to all products.)

Several of the images shown here are for packaging size demonstration and might not contain the actual herb. (We used Mugwort for the generic packaging photos.) However, there should be at least one image of the actual herb.