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Botanical Name: Crataegus monogyna
Country of Origin: Bulgaria
Common Name: Hawthorn Berries Whole
English Name: Whole Hawthorn Berries
French Name: Baies d’Aubépine Entières
Also Known As: Crataegus Berries, Dried Hawthorn Fruit, Whole Hawthorn, Hawthorn Fruit, Crataegus Whole Berries, Single-Seed Hawthorn Berries
Part Used: Fruit of Crataegus monogyna
Description: Hawthorn is a small deciduous tree or shrub native to Europe, commonly growing 5–10 metres tall with spreading branches, lobed green leaves, and clusters of small white flowers during spring. The plant produces round berries that ripen from green to bright red in late summer to autumn, each berry typically containing a single seed. These berries are harvested at full maturity to ensure optimal size, colour, and natural aroma.
After harvesting, the berries are carefully cleaned to remove stems, leaves, and debris. They are then dried under controlled low-temperature conditions to preserve their firm texture, vibrant red colour, and mild fruity aroma. The whole berries retain their natural shape, size, and integrity, making them visually appealing and high-quality for botanical use.
The dried berries are sorted to remove fines, broken pieces, and dust, resulting in a clean, free-flowing ingredient with consistent size and colour. This ensures reliability for blending, storage, and use in culinary, herbal, or decorative applications where whole fruit is preferred.
Uses: Whole Hawthorn Berries are used in tea-style infusions, herbal and botanical blends, culinary preparations, decorative herbal displays, craft projects, cosmetic formulations, and educational herb collections. The intact berries provide natural texture, colour, and visual appeal, making them suitable for blending with other botanicals, infusing in beverages, and applications where whole fruit pieces are desired for consistent presentation and appearance.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry, dark place in an airtight container. Refrigeration not required.
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