The elderberry plant, or elder tree, grows natively in much of the Americas, usually in moist soil along creek beds, irrigation ditches or along roadside drainage areas.
You can recognize the elderberry by its serrated, pointed leaves, but more so by the masses of creamy white, quite fragrant flowers it bears; bursting forth in the spring and continuing to bloom through early fall. The flower mounds can be up to 12-inches across, becoming dense clusters of berries, ranging in color from purplish-blue to almost black. Read our blog to learn more about the care and uses for Elderberries.
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