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Bilberry Leaf – Vaccinium myrtillus

Bilberry Leaf – Vaccinium myrtillus

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Bilberry Leaf – Vaccinium myrtillus . The bilberry bush is marked by small leathery leaves, similar to that of the myrtle bush, and clusters of deep purple berries. The leaves are often steeped in water to release their tannins and provide a delicious antioxidant rich tea.

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Bilberry Leaf – Vaccinium myrtillus . The bilberry bush is marked by small leathery leaves, similar to that of the myrtle bush, and clusters of deep purple berries. The leaves are often steeped in water to release their tannins and provide a delicious antioxidant rich tea.
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Bilberries, Vaccinium myrtillus , are very similar to their American cousins ​​blueberries and huckleberries– and like all members of the Vaccinium species, they're high in antioxidants due to the rich...