Grow elderberry! Did you know that you can grow elderberry in your own backyard? As a native shrub to most of the US, it is one you should definitely consider. Elderberry is commonly known for its immune boosting and medicinal properties, and berries that mature in mid to late summer. Harvest them when they turn almost black and immediate dehydrate to save for years, or cook down with some honey and cinnamon to make a delicious syrup. Either way its a great thing to make up over those long winte

We still have elderberry cuttings! Watch this short and sweet guide to potting them. You can also plant them directly into a prepared garden bed, but we prefer to pot them first and give them a little TLC while their roots develop. Stop at Jacobs Heritage Farm in Copley for the Johns/Adams mix, or visit our online store (link in bio) for other varieties. Be sure to follow us if you are interested in purchasing rooted plants later this season! #growyourownfood #holisticmedicine #elderberry | Mapl

Elderflower and morning sounds on the homestead. 🎶 ☀️ 🌱 Elderberry grows everywhere here. We use the flowers in tea and use the berries to make elderberry syrup. 🙏🏽❤️ #craftygemini #craftygeminihomestead #elderberry #elderflower #elderberrysyrup #elderberryflowers #floridalife #homesteading #homesteadinglife | Crafty Gemini

CLICK THE LINK FOR 70 ELDERBERRY RECIPES & REMEDIES FOR FOOD & HEALTH: https://www.growforagecookferment.com/elderberry-recipes/ Elderberries are a superfood proven to have many health benefits. Now that they’re in season, you might need some ideas on how to use them! 🍇 With germ season upon us, now is a great time to whip up some elderberries into tasty immune-supportive recipes. They can reduce the duration of illness and improve symptoms, so it’s good to have some on hand when you need it! �