Elderberry Plants, Perennial Fruit, Full-Part Sun

American Elderberry (Sambucus canadensis) trees are native to the United States.  Trees grow in the bush from up to 20 feet high.  In the spring, trees have delightful scented white flowers that form into dark purple berries in late summer.  Berries can be cooked into jams and syrups.

Growing Conditions
Light:         Full-Part Sun
Height:      20 feet 
Spread:     10 feet
Zones:       3-9

Plants are well rooted in 3.25-inch deep pots and 4-8" tall whips.

We cannot ship bare-root to Alabama, Arkansas, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Washington, or Oregon.

Plants are grown naturally without chemicals.