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Red elderberry - Sambucus racemosa

$11.00

Plant type: deciduous shrub
Height 10-20’
Features: flattened white clusters of flowers (Apr-Jun) that turn to red berries that are edible to humans only if cooked.
PPL: yes

  • Light - full sun to full shade

  • Soil - moist to seasonally wet

  • Ecological benefits: brittle stems are ideal for native bee habitat! Flowers support butterflies, bees, and other pollinators; berries loved by birds.

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Plant type: deciduous shrub
Height 10-20’
Features: flattened white clusters of flowers (Apr-Jun) that turn to red berries that are edible to humans only if cooked.
PPL: yes

  • Light - full sun to full shade

  • Soil - moist to seasonally wet

  • Ecological benefits: brittle stems are ideal for native bee habitat! Flowers support butterflies, bees, and other pollinators; berries loved by birds.

Plant type: deciduous shrub
Height 10-20’
Features: flattened white clusters of flowers (Apr-Jun) that turn to red berries that are edible to humans only if cooked.
PPL: yes

  • Light - full sun to full shade

  • Soil - moist to seasonally wet

  • Ecological benefits: brittle stems are ideal for native bee habitat! Flowers support butterflies, bees, and other pollinators; berries loved by birds.

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