"And your father smells of Elderberries " your video made me think of The Holy Grail I guess I know what I'll be watching later on this afternoon

I love the light blue!

Great content . We put the berry cluster in a bag and shake the cluster . When ripe , the berries fall off in the bag . In a good season we can pick a couple gallons of elderberry in a half hour . Great pie !!

Thanks for the tip on getting the berries off easily! I've been pulling them off by hand (not freezing first). :)

Great video! I love your positive upbeat energy

Just had a bit of elderberry cordial. I have elderberries from Raintree on order for the spring and a native blue elderberry that I planted last spring. Looking forward to the year I can harvest like that!

I LOVED this thanks for sharing!

Very interesting and informative! Thank You so much!

Thankyou❤

I don't like the texture of the berry when made in pies, etc, so I just soak them in alcohol then make a tincture, which I use during the flu and cold season, and give as gifts

I bought American Elderberry plants 2021 or 2022. This year I'm getting a harvest

Hi Laura, thanks for the video. We have a wonderful elderberry bush in my backyard that we are finally harvesting this year. I am snipping the bunches just like you showed and do the freezer thing, but my last question is...what do you do with them once you knock them off the little branch and have them on their own. How are you then storing them? Fridge? freezer? glass dish etc? I plan to try and do my own syrup with them. Anything you can suggest would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

You're the cutest!

Too bad they can't grow in the Interior of Alaska. The native ones I grew up with in Idaho required a ladder.

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If you don't have tons to harvest, you can "pull" the berries off using a dinner fork.👍

How long in the freezer like a 15 minute flash freeze or we thinking overnight

Use a berry rake.

Can’t harvest them so ripped.. the birds get them all sooner 😅

The only problem is the birds usually get to them first.

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