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People who smoke backy try haw leaves
Sat 8-May-10
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Harvesting

Use the leaves, flowers and berries for medicinal and culinary purposes. The berries are collected when ripe and used raw or cooked, or dried whole for use in decoctions, liquid extracts, and tinctures. Harvest the leaf-buds in the early spring for cooking or as a substitute for smoking tobacco. Harvest the flowers in the spring and the berries after they ripen in the fall.

Its nice and saves money, my boss thought i was smoking drugs lol.

maths  10 to the power of 27. not realy Whistle

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Have you tried it yet Nige, smoking it I mean?

I'll try that again!

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Yes all week and i need to get lots more and the smoking lol, but smoking lasts longer Whistle

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What?? You've confused me now!

I'll try that again!

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Wave lol Big_Hug

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WaveWave.

I'll try that again!

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Wave Wave Wave

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Bleedin nutters, you two!

Seriously, thanks for that tip about the uses for haw trees, Nige. WellDone

Even as a kid, I always thought that haws, or the bushes themselves, must be good for something.

Never knowingly underfed

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My Dad and his brothers used to eat the leaf buds in the Spring as a snack on the way home from school. He said they tasted "green and a bit sweet".

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We used to call them 'bread and cheese'.

I'll try that again!

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yep us too; my mum taught us that!

I made a hawthorne brandy last yr which is DELICIOUS..............  mmmmore please!

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Recipe please??  In the drinks section, see you there!  Wave

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I think I found some bushes of hawthorn finally and wondered about taking some cuttings, only I need loads and loads of them to keep the wild boar out and I don't think the fire station will be too happy if I nicked most of their hedge for cuttings Monster

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