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Black elderberry is a fast-growing native shrub that is still abundant locally. It is browsed by deer, but its suckering growth allows it to respond and regrow relatively quickly. Elderberry prefers moist soils and can thrive in full sun to part shade, with best flowering and fruiting occurring in full sun. In early summer, this multi-stemmed shrub produces copious white umbels that insects flock to. The flowers are followed by showy berries that birds devour. This is an excellent habitat shrub that works well in a hedgerow or natural landscape.
1 gallon
Black elderberry is a fast-growing native shrub that is still abundant locally. It is browsed by deer, but its suckering growth allows it to respond and regrow relatively quickly. Elderberry prefers moist soils and can thrive in full sun to part shade, with best flowering and fruiting occurring in full sun. In early summer, this multi-stemmed shrub produces copious white umbels that insects flock to. The flowers are followed by showy berries that birds devour. This is an excellent habitat shrub that works well in a hedgerow or natural landscape.
1 gallon