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Syrup Bourtree The Bourtree is in full bloom, and it is certainly time to prepare that wonderful scent and aroma for the coming months. We have singled out an incredible homemade syrup recipe that everyone will enjoy. Bourtree flowers are picked during sunny weather, and only those that are fully bloomed with yellow sweet powder. Be careful where you pick it, polluted places and canals are by no means a good option, do your best and find an unpolluted bush of this fragrant an

Elder Flower Lotion for Sensitive Skin Elderflower lotion for sensitive skin recipe: Pour two cups of boiling water over 25 grams of dried flowers and cover. When cool, strain into a clean glass container and store in the refrigerator. Soak a piece of cotton with the lotion and clean your face. It soothes and refreshes sensitive skin. You should use the aloe vera lotion for the next three days. #health #alternative #medicine #skin #elder #flower #simple #delicious #recipe #bl

Elder Flower Plant Plant description: Elder flower or elder grows as a shrub and 3 to 10 meters high. In the lower part of the tree, the bark is light brown, and in the upper part, gray-white, slightly furrowed and warty. The wood is surrounded by a cork, white and very light core. The opposite leaves are irregularly feathered with ovate, pointed, dark green leaves, which are serrated along the edge. The flowers are collected in a flat pate, and their color is white to yellow

Black Elder flower, a Cure for Cancer Elder Flower ← Read more press A man from Bulgaria claimed that a black Elder flower helped him cure cancer. Black Elder flower grows near river channels and the fruit resembles blueberries. It ripens in late August and early September. The fruit needs to be well ripened to have healing properties. When you pick the berries, wash them and put them in jars, alternating one row of berries, then one row of sugar, until the jar is filled to t

Pasteurized Bourtree Juice, without Preservatives Per 1 Liter of water: 10–15 flowers bourtree/ elder flowers 600 g of sugar or to taste 5 little sachets of citric acid Preparation: Arrange the flowers in a deeper bowl and pour cold water, cover and leave to stand for 24 hours. Strain through gauze, add sugar and citric acid (lemon Acid) to taste and desire, then leave covered for another 24 hours, stirring occasionally. I put 5 little sachets of citric acid on 10 L of wate