The Nursery is located near the historic Missouri River town of Hartsburg.  Elderberry Life is committed to providing the newest selections of elderberries being developed for commercial production in the US. We are a founding member of the Missouri Organic Association and work hand in hand with researchers and growers to provide the healthiest and hardiest plants to our customers.  We specialize in the establishment and management of commercial production and are always available for consultation with farmers who are in need of CONTRACT GROWING or interested in growing this specialty crop for yourself. We look forward to including more members to our family of elderberry growers.

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1000 lot cuttings can be split into multiple varieties.  Go to the Nursery Page.  Click the variety and the 1000 lot price.  The cart will apear showing a QT of 1.  Simply enter the amount desired and hit enter key.  This will update the QT and apply the math to the total.

Scientific evidence proves elderberries have anti-cancer properties. Read the full abstract and publication.

Hippocrates called the Elder tree his “Medicine Chest”.  A wealth of folk-lore, romance and superstition center around the elderberry.

Elderberries are one of the easiest and most versatile shrubs to grow in your edible landscape. These Central European and North American natives are often found growing wild along roadsides, forest edges, and abandoned fields. The prize for growing elderberries is the fragrant, edible flowers and the delicious fruits. The dark purple berries contain vitamins A and B, and more vitamin C than oranges. They are also high in cancer-fighting antioxidants. In fact, elderberry fruits have historically been used to treat many ailments, such as respiratory problems, colds, and flu. Plus, they are tasty when used in juices, jellies, jams, teas, pies, and wine. You can use the umbrella-shaped, elderberry blossoms for making a delicious fritters or even champagne and if you don’t want to eat the berries, the birds certainly will love them.