Hope you'll join me on my journey , as I go back to the land and try to live a more self ~ sufficient lifestyle.
I'm a SAHN ( Stay at Home Nana ), helping my 2 daughters with childcare.
I have 4 Grandkids , 3 boys and 1 girl , they bring so much joy to my life.
I enjoy art , blogging , cooking , creating , gardening , herbs , hiking , and learning something new each day ......
Here on our little farmette , we have 2 cats (Buddy)and (Mojo) , 1 dog (Shadow) , 4 Guinea Fowl and 8 Keets , 6 hens and 2 roosters.
I'm in the process of trying to live a simple , creative , green life and leave a better world for my children and grandchildren.
The ones you posted and the ones I took photos of are do not have the same shape.
I'll have to see what color the berries are when they ripen. I think there is another color elderberry that is poisonous too at the link I put in your blog comments.
Flassie ~ I left a comment about Elderberry on the other post about Elderberry , guess I should have left it here. Both types of Elderberry have toxins/poisons , as most herbs do. Only the flowers and berries are edible on the Common Elderberry , but you need to remove the seeds from it's berry.
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The flower is different isn't it?
The ones you posted and the
ones I took photos of are do
not have the same shape.
I'll have to see what color
the berries are when they ripen.
I think there is another color
elderberry that is poisonous
too at the link I put in your
blog comments.
Need to read up on it more.
Thanks for the info!
God Bless You and Yours!!!
Flassie ~ I left a comment about Elderberry on the other post about Elderberry , guess I should have left it here.
Both types of Elderberry have toxins/poisons , as most herbs do. Only the flowers and berries are edible on the Common Elderberry , but you need to remove the seeds from it's berry.
~ Herbal Blessings ~
JoyceAnn
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