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1.) Just Cook It: Food for Free - Hawthorn Fruit Leathers

Over one day ago | Thu Oct 30 8:05:00 PDT 2008

Throughout September and into October, the fruit of the Hawthorn tree (haws ? no sniggering at the back please) is in wanton abundance throughout the English countryside. I was inspired to have a crack at making a ?haw leather? (tee ...

From Alex Rushmer

2.) HOS Forums :: View topic - Rootstock effects on grafted fruit

Over one day ago | Tue Nov 11 23:09:00 PST 2008

The hawthorn fruit on the pear tree is still hanging, but getting dissolved in the rain, breaking down. However, the fruit on the frankenstein hawthorn is intact and looks marvelous. No deterioration in that fruit. ...

From unknown

3.) Wild fruit: Rose hips and Hawthorn berries - Raw Rob: Raw food ...

Over one day ago | Thu Oct 9 23:42:00 PDT 2008

Wild fruit: Rose hips and Hawthorn berries. October 10th, 2008. Here in London, the rose hips are ripe! They are one of my favourite wild foods, they taste great and if you read my post last year on the subject, you will know that rose ...

From rob

4.) Coup to prevent gastric cancer: an orange every day , Health ...

Over one day ago | Thu Nov 20 10:25:00 PST 2008

Tagged Under : australian commonwealth, australian scientists, blood coagulation, carotene, citrus fruit, citrus fruits, dietary vitamin, family of fruits, flavonoids, fruit peel, hawthorn, industrial research organization, kumquat, ...

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5.) Hawthorn Afternoon « Israeli Kitchen

Over one day ago | Mon Nov 10 0:00:00 PST 2008

My field guide tells me that there are four varieties of hawthorn in Israel. Some bear big berries, some bear small. Although most have red fruit, one variety?s berries are yellow. The ones I know and from which I?ve made jam, wine, ...

From unknown

6.) What?s happened to apples and nuts? « Food Culture West Cork

24 hours, 1 minute ago | Sat Nov 22 1:32:00 PST 2008

We cross a ditch that has had its boundaries widened to accommodate the interspersed planting of hazels, cobnuts, apple trees and large fruiting hawthorn. Paul reckons that the loss of grass on the margins is made up for in improved ...

From unknown

7.) A gift that keeps on giving. | Philadelphia Inquirer | 11/21/2008

Over one day ago | Fri Nov 21 1:36:00 PST 2008

Green or Southern hawthorn, known as Crataegus viridis "Winter King." It's quite regal, with reddish fruit, cinnamon bark, and leaves of red, gold and purple. Smooth witherod viburnum or Viburnum nudum "Winterthur. ...

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8.) vitamins hawthorn fruit hypolipidemic

Over one day ago | Sun Sep 14 2:04:00 PDT 2008

the mean atherosclerotic involvement was 18.6 +/- 4.4% in the former group and 5.9 +/- 1.7% in the latter group (p = 0.02). hawthorn fruit is hypolipidemic in rabbits fed cholesterol than in the group treated with cholesterol and bht.

From laneonelsonc

9.) The strange properties of Hawthorn.

Over one day ago | Mon Sep 29 15:31:00 PDT 2008

Hawthorn berries:. I tried them once at an early age and didn?t like them at all, too dry, fruit to stone ratio was rubbish and there was ?t much flavour either. This changed when I was given an interesting book last Christmas: Ray ...

From Nick Weston

10.) Economist's View: links for 2008-11-19

Over one day ago | Wed Nov 19 0:29:00 PST 2008

Apple trees produce fruits earlier than hawthorn, and apple-specialists must thus emerge from their pupae earlier, or they risk missing the fruit. Emergence is under genetic control, so you might expect that apple flies and haw flies ...

From unknown

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