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An hour on elderberries! Curtis Stone interviews John Moody in his Liberty on the Land podcast.

 
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This is an excellent video I've seen with John Moody, all about elderberries! I'm so excited he is joining to discuss this awesome topic with us.

Where I live in the Pacific Northwest, elderberries grow prolifically in the wild. My aunt and uncle run a fruit winery in Idaho, and for their elderberry wine, they harvest all of the fruit wild. I personally love to take some clusters if I find them on hikes, and make a syrup using raw, local honey. It's always a treat to find their flowers as well, as they can be dried and used in tea.
 
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