Research > Reference Library > Trees of Canada JOIN MAIL LIST: SEARCH: Discover GF Research Education Newsroom How to Help click image to enlarge Elder blue elderSambucus glauca Nutt. Blue elder belongs to the Honeysuckle family. It is usually found as a tall shrub but it can grow to reach about 9 m. The berry-like bluish-black fruits are sweet and edible, and can be used for making jams, jellies, pies and wine. The fruit is an important source of food for many birds.
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