Why are elderberries good for you? Elderberries are a little-known berry that can have a massive impact on your health. People have been using them for health and medicinal purposes throughout history ...

Growing elderberries from cuttings is really easy! A few healthy cuttings, DIY rooting hormone, potting medium, & a little ...

Sales of elderberries exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic. The fruit is often used as a nutritional supplement. Now, there's a debate among growers over expanding the crop's market even more.

When I worked at Penn State at the Horticultural Research Farm off of state Route 45, I would always take note of a large elderberry shrub growing at one corner of a barn where we stored and graded ...

STOKESDALE, N.C. — Elderberries are having a moment. They are small purple berries that are said to have antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties. Because of that, many are turning to products made ...

Elderberry plants belong to the Sambucus genus of flowering plants, and they're found all over the world. Elderberries come in different colors including red, black, and blue. They’re a popular ...

The potential benefits of eating elderberries when you have the flu — especially to fight off symptoms of the nasty virus — have long been documented. But a new study released this week claims to have ...

To our reader who reached out for advice on this wonderful plant, I’m delighted you did! Growing elderberries in north central Ohio is something you can absolutely achieve with a little care. I ...

Elderberry has been celebrated for centuries as a natural remedy, especially for colds and flu, but modern science offers mixed evidence for its benefits. While it’s packed with antioxidants, vitamin ...

One wonderful aspect of growing up with my six siblings on our farm in Western Pennsylvania was being able to handpick and harvest fresh food throughout the late spring, summer and fall. We plucked up ...

Blueberries, strawberries and raspberries are top picks in the big business of berries. And now a tiny fruit, perhaps less well-known, might be getting a bigger share of the limelight. The COVID-19 ...