Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but when it comes to the American Elderberry (Sambucus canadensis), bird ... Read more ...

The American elderberry ( Sambucus canadensis) is a native deciduous shrub that can be found growing wild along roadsides, in fence rows and in moist meadows. In home gardens, it works best in a ...

We are Magali & Stefan. We live with nature on a Zone 5b-6a piece of land we have the honour of caring for here in Canada. We grow our food & restore native biodiversity to the land. Using nature as ...

Elderberry, sometimes referred to as black or common elderberry, is a shrub-like deciduous plant that grows worldwide. In the U.S. the American black elderberry (sambucus canadensis) is native to ...

Answer: Elderberry, Sambucus canadensis, is a native shrub with edible fruit that is very easy to grow. Although the elderberry is self-fruitful, a more dependable and larger crop of berries will ...

Farmers of the American black elderberry, or Sambucus canadensis, are much further down the road. They benefit from a century’s worth of breeding that’s created easily grown, reliable yielding ...

Many native plants are considered so ubiquitous that they are deemed weeds or “trash plants.” There are many garden-worthy gems right under our noses that deserve a second look. One ...

Put the tart, nutritious elderberry to good use in these elderberry recipes, wine, jelly, and even dumplings. The elderberry is often overlooked today as a supply of good eating, vim and vitality ...

You probably know elderberry already. If not, look for white flat-topped loose clusters of flowers up to six inches or more broad that appear on a shrub 3-10 feet tall.

Sambucus canadensis or American elder is considered a native bog plant found from Nova Scotia to Florida and Texas. It was introduced in 1761 from Europe. The health benefits of elderberry ...

Elderberry (Sambucus canadensis) is a member of the honeysuckle family and grows in almost any type of soil. These showy roadside shrubs will soon be laden with dark berries.