A plant that starts with clusters of fragrant white flowers that mature into dark berries. It is known for its medicinal properties as it is rich in antioxidants and vitamins, often used in remedies to support the immune system. It is commonly processed into supplements, juices, and teas. The small dark berries have an earthy, tart flavor that adds richness to jams, syrups, and sauces.
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Elderberry
2-3 feet apart in a row and 8-10 feet between rows. Work up the soil as deep as possible Mark off rows and dig your holes for the plants. Put the plant in the prepared hole with roots spread naturally. Water the plant and fill the hole with moist top soil and then firm soil with your hands. Do not put fertilizer in the hole with the plants. Fertilize after the plants start to green up and grow. Fertilize lightly the first time and do not put fertilizer directly on the plants.