One's delight in an
elderberry bush overhanging the confused leafage of a hedgerow bank, as a more gladdening sight than the finest cistus or fuchsia spreading itself on the softest undulating turf, is an entirely unjustifiable preference to a nursery-gardener, or to any of those regulated minds who are free from the weakness of any attachment that does not rest on a demonstrable superiority of qualities.
He had just removed an unwanted
elderberry bush from within Byram Courtyard and had been working with traders to have pallets removed and overflowing bins tidied up.
The
elderberry bush is one of my favourites because it bears elderflowers in the summer which are perfect for making into a cordial and serving with champagne (a popular drink in the restaurant).
This year, I introduced two jujube trees, an
elderberry bush, and space for a few cantaloupe/honeydew vines.--Tim Brown, via Facebook
"This book is a kind of wild walking," Simpson says, "because, as I was writing it, my thinking became a little wild, brambly and overgrown--a kind of
elderberry bush. The walking and writing became almost indistinguishable.
Some plants are both toxic and medicinal, depending on which part is used, Policha noted as he stood beside a Sambucus racemosa, or red
elderberry bush. While its berries are unpalatable when raw, the flowers can induce sweat, helping bring down a high fever when boiled into a hot tea.
Sambuca, which taste of licorice like Pernod, is actually flavored with flowers of the
elderberry bush.
This is more than a metre wide at the base and almost overshadows a nearby
elderberry bush.
A barred warbler further down the coast was typically retiring, skulking in an
elderberry bush at Sprun for 45 minutes before emerging in unseasonally hot sun to scoff the fruits like there was no tomorrowp DEREK WILLIAMS'S patch on Downholland Moss continues to repay his efforts - recent records include 10 buzzards (September 11), 32 moorhen, 2 raven, peregrine, 4 marsh harrier and 175 pink footed geese on September 10p JUDI HALl e-mailed about buzzards not too far from her Wirral home.
The common, edible,
elderberry bushes are Sambucus canadensis and Sambucus nigra, also known as American elderberry and black elderberry.
Around the pool is a variety of trees, shrubs, and flowers: a weeping cherry tree, two free blooming lilacs, black
elderberry bushes, three Fine Wine Weigela bushes, two tree form Pinky-winky Hydrangeas, and two figures of children, harkening back to Diane's kindergarten days.
The beekeepersaid shewill plant
elderberry bushes because demand for the tonic was so popular.