Dried elderberries can be used to make a tincture. This is a great idea for those who want the power of the syrup without the honey. Dried elderberries can also be added to muffins or pancakes for a berry flavor similar to blueberries but not quite as sweet. Are driedRead More →
Today, elderberry is most often taken as a supplement to treat cold and flu symptoms. However, the raw berries, bark, and leaves of the plant are also known to be poisonous and cause stomach problems. Which elderberries are not edible? NEVER EAT the Stems, Roots, Green Berries or Red Elderberries,Read More →
Elderberry Cluster Elderberry is native to North America (Sambucus canadensis) or Europe (Sambucus nigra). Both types bear edible berries that ripen to deep purple in late summer to early fall. Can you eat elderberry blossoms? You may have heard talk about the benefits of elderberries, or even come across elderberryRead More →
If you want berries to form on this elderberry, you need to plant a different variety to pollinate it – you can choose from Black Beauty, Instant Karma, and Laced Up. Plant them anywhere within 50′ of another, though closer is preferable to ensure the best pollination. Both plants willRead More →