Elderberry plant

Elderberries are fast-growing, fruitful plants for a variety of growing zones. See the top picks for home gardens in this guide now on Gardener’s Path.

Learn all about foraging for elderberries and elderflowers, including identifying, harvesting, look-alikes, and edible and medicinal uses!

Learn how to grow elderberries and enjoy fruits rich in antioxidants in the first year. Many elderberry cultivars, including the European (Sambucus nigra) and American elderberry (Sambucus canadensis), are all easy to grow in your own backyard. #planting #elderberries #where

When it comes to adding super nutritious fruit to your landscape, it's hard to beat growing elderberry bushes. See how to plant and grow with ease!

Interested in growing elderberries and elderflowers in your garden? This comprehensive guide to growing elderberry contains everything you need to know about how to grow elderberries in your own backyard, including elderberry growing conditions, elderberry

Elderberries are somewhat of a superfood that has been forgotten over time in Europe. As more exotic fruits and berries have gotten space in our supermarkets we forgot that we have one of the most healthy and versatile berries here at home. The elderberry is packed with anti-oxidants, bioflavonoids, vitamin C, A and B - as well as large amounts of amino acids. In fact - a small spoon of elderberry jelly or jam on your toast in the morning covers most of your daily need of vitamin C. In…

We show you how to grow elderberry plants and when to harvest ripe berries from your own garden. Elderflowers and elderberry fruit are both edible and are high in antioxidants, vitamin C, and perfect for making healthy elderberry syrup for ice cream. #howto #harvest #elderberries

I've been looking into planting elderberry in my backyard but wanted to place it near other plants that might benefit its growth. So, I put together some information and did ...

Learn how to grow elderberries for food and medicine, right in your own backyard! Elderberries can be grown from cuttings, starts, or seeds.

The following is a “guest” post from my hubby- the guy who really knows his plants around here. We recently thought we spotted elderberries at a friend’s house- but Tim’s discerning eye second guessed our initial identification. Read on to find out how to distinguish these two look-alike plants from each other. Elderberries are ripening this time of year where […]