Berries on Sambucus "Black Lace"
By David
- 5 Aug, 2009
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beautiful David
6 Aug, 2009
Yum!
6 Aug, 2009
They look yummy, but not sure that I'd want to try eating them. Best stick to the wild, native elderberries.
6 Aug, 2009
What? They're not edible? Not chuffed at that! :~((
6 Aug, 2009
Well, I always read that the flowers and berries of the "black" elders were purely ornamental, although the birds eat them. I have, however, read (here on Goy and elsewhere), that they are, but not very tasty. :-(
7 Aug, 2009
Shame! You still skiving?
7 Aug, 2009
Oh no, lol! I do get home eventually. Got in only about an hour ago, and am "unwinding". I hate coming in and going straight to bed, don't want to feel that the day has been totally given over to that necessary "evil" called w.o.r.k.
7 Aug, 2009
Dont you swear at ME! Using the "W" word! How dare you? I've had my boss on the phone, saying she REALLY needs me back at w***!
Going to doc to put it in motion tomorrow.
I HATE 4-letter words! Dust, iron, cook, tidy & most of all, w***!
Lol! ;~))
7 Aug, 2009
Strange, so does my" w * * *e," LOL!!
Well, I have to give in for tonight, up early in the morning (even on a day off!).
Goodnight!
7 Aug, 2009
Goodnight! Not getting a lie-in on your day off? Terrible! I've got to be up for the destoyers!
7 Aug, 2009
Those kitchen invaders, as opposed to garden ones?
Hope they made good progress today!
7 Aug, 2009
They did yesterday, but didn't even turn up today!!
7 Aug, 2009
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If the dark chocolate-coloured foliage weren't enough to warrant this shrub's inclusion in our "chocolate" garden, the berries, which follow the blossom, certainly do - they are just like little choc-coated raisins! :-)
5 Aug, 2009