Cold Hardy Elderberry Sambucus nigra (12-18 inches Total Length) in one Trade Gallon Pot (.667 gallons of Dirt)

Brand: Daylily Nursery

Color: White

Features:

• Elderberry forms large (to 10′) bushes on mostly sunny sites with medium-dry to medium-wet soils. Large clusters of fragrant white flowers attract pollinators June-July.
• Edible berries ripen to a deep red-purple. Birds and mammals relish the fruit. Stems can die back but new shoots emerge from the root mass.
• ********NOTE: Bareroot does well when planted while dormant. Not all bareroot take, which is why we offer these in 2s, and a reasonable cost. This will come with a general bareroot planting guide.
• Sun Exposure Full, Partial Soil Moisture: Medium-Wet, Medium, Medium-Dry Height: up to 10 feet Bloom Time: June, July, August Bloom Color: White Advantages: Bees and butterflies love the blooms * * USDA Zones 3-9 Plant Spacing 3-5′

Details: Elderberry plants (Sambucus spp.) are captivating shrubs renowned for their unique combination of ornamental beauty, flavorful berries, and historical significance. These deciduous shrubs belong to the Adoxaceae family and exhibit a distinctive appearance characterized by their compound leaves, fragrant blossoms, and clusters of small, dark berries. Elderberries are commonly found in various species, such as Sambucus nigra (European elder) and Sambucus canadensis (American elder), each offering its own array of features. Planting Zones: Elderberry plants can thrive across a broad range of climates, typically in planting zones 3 to 9. While the specific zones may vary depending on the species and cultivar, elderberries are generally adaptable and can withstand both colder winters and hotter summers.