Elderberries, shrubs, and herbaceous plants belong to the family of Caprifoliaceae. The black elderberry sprouts in late spring. It grows naturally near rivers, around homes, in hedgerows, and among rubble.

Whether it’s the berry, the bark, or the flower, all parts of the elderberry have medicinal properties. A single shrub contains numerous active compounds.  For example, the flower is very well known to eliminate toxins and clear congested airways. It's an excellent remedy for fever, the flu, and the common cold. As a result, elderflowers have long been used as a spring tonic.

Did you know?

Harry Potter's magic wand is made of elderwood. In fact, elderwood has long been considered the home of fairies and nature spirits. According to many beliefs, Cutting down an elder tree brought a curse. Today, elderberry is celebrated and planted as a protector of homes in Denmark, Sweden, and Russia

Origin and Quality

Poland, Bulgaria, Albania

Status and Packaging

To meet all your needs, we offer shelled and ground elderflowers