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Elderberry harvest

August 12, 2009 by Marilyn Odneal

We picked our first harvest of elderberry yesterday.  It was a heavy harvest on the Bob Gordon cultivar, with a lighter harvest on the Wyldewood cultivar.  Now the real work of seperating the berries from the umbels begin.

Filed Under: Small Fruit Crops

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