What to Know About Red Elderberry (Sambucus Racemosa)If you're one of the many people who have wondered whether you can eat red elderberries, this post is for you! Find out what you need to know about red berried elder (Sambucus racemosa). #elderberry #redelderberry #foraging #redberriedelder
PLANT DYES | Red Elderberry (Sambucus racemosa)It’s June and it feels like we are in the heat of summer already! All around our small town, Red-berried Elder trees are bending with the weight of their abundant berries. Early summer is the…
Red elderberry - North Creek WetlandSambucus racemosa – Red elderberry Morphology Habitat and Distribution Habitat: Riparian zones where a river or stream is nearby for adequate moisture. Sunny to part-shade. Commonly known as red elderberry, Sambucus racemosa, is widely dispersed in the United States from Southeast Alaska to New Mexico, with other groupings in California and Arizona where conditions are...
Newsletter 2 April 2013 - Eat The Weeds and other things, tooGoing north to forage is pleasant this time of the year because it’s like going back in time a few weeks to find some favored plants still producing. Goosegrass, which I have not seen for a month in the central part of the state, was very alive and happy in Gainesville this past Saturday. Chickweed […]
4 Clever Ways to Handle Elderberry ProblemsGrow the healthiest Sambucus nigra black elderberry bush by understanding the issues they face in each USDA zone. These elderberry plants are packed with vitamin C and can be turned into lozenges and other medicines. Avoid aphids, borers, and other plant problems. #elderberry #plant #problems
Red Elderberry Flower Essence - Tree Frog Farm | Flower Essences | AromatherapyTree Frog Farm Flower and Tree Essences. Made in Partnership with Nature on Lummi Island PNW
Harvesting & Drying Elderflowers for MedicineThis post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. Please see FCC disclosure for full information. Thank you for supporting this site! I was so excited when I learned elderberry grew on our homestead. As you might already know, elderberry is a scientifically studied treatment for the common cold and flu, and is also used by herbalists to treat sinus infections, respiratory problems, and inflammation. Now imagine how sad I was when elderberry season finally appeared...and the…
Visual Guide to ID Elderberry Species in the Pacific NorthwestLearn the Key Features of Elderberry species in the PNW for Easy Identification: Red elderberry vs Blue elderberry vs Black elder species!
Elderberry Bush Secrets Your Neighbors Wish They KnewWant amazing elderberries? Discover the secrets to growing big, healthy elderberry bushes right in your backyard! You'll learn the simple tricks to make your plants super happy. These easy tips guarantee tons of delicious berries for yummy syrups and more. No green thumb needed to get great results fast! Find out how to grow flowers and plants you'll love.
All About the Red Elderberry - Minneopa OrchardsBut have you heard of the red elderberry? While in the same genus family as the common elderberry, this isn’t the same type of plant generally used in
Red-berried Elderberry (Sambucus racemosa)Photos and description of Red-berried Elderberry (Sambucus racemosa) - Ontario Trees and Shrubs
11 Best Elderberry Companion Plants to Grow in Your GardenIf you want the best harvests of elderberries, try growing some of these elderberry companion plants alongside your elder bushes. From nourishing living mulches to powerfully-scented herbs, these companion plants can help your elderberries thrive. | companion planting | companion plants for elderberry | gardening tips | growing elderberries |
How and When to Pick ElderberriesLearn the best practices for picking elderberries with this helpful guide. Discover when the berries are ripe and ready for harvesting!
Red Elderberry, Sambucus racemosaRed Elderberry Caprifoliaceae-the Honeysuckle Family (Newer classification Adoxaceae-the Moschatel Family) Sambucus racemosa L. (sam-BEW-kus ra-see-MO-suh) Names: The name Sambucus is derived from the Greek sambuca, which was a stringed instrument supposed to have been made from elder wood. Racemosa refers to the elongated inflorescences, called racemes. It is thought the name elder […]
Sambucus pubens, Red Elderberry (fruit), Monongahela National Forest, Pocohontas County, West VirginiaExplore Brad Wilson, DVM's 4008 photos on Flickr!
Red Elderberry: What to Know Before your Forage | HealthyGreenSavvyEver spotted bunches of red elderberry and wondered whether you can use them like other elderberries? There are some important things to know about red berried elder before you forage. Find out more in this foraging guide. | red elderberry plant | edible wild plants | foraging tips |
How To Grow Elderberries From CuttingsHow to find and grow elderberry cuttings. Gather them now, and by this summer you'll be making elderflower lemonade. Next summer you'll be harvesting for pies, jam, jelly and homemade syrup.
Elderberry 101With its dark purple berries and ability to support the immune system, ✨Sambucus nigra, otherwise known as elder✨ has a rich history in the herbal OR plant medicine cabinets and lore of peoples around the world for centuries.* Tap learn about it! #herbalism #traditionalmedicinals #herbs #elderflower #elderberry #herbal #medicine #teas #tea #herbalist #plants
Foraging and Using Elderflower | Medicinal Wild PlantsFragrant and flavorful, elderflowers are a wild-foraged delight with both culinary and medicinal uses. These beautiful blossoms are wonderful in herbal teas, desserts, and homemade remedies. Check out the full post to discover what you need to know about foraging, using, and preserving these delicious and versatile blossoms.