Elderberry Cuttings non-native Plant Description - This native

Plant Description - This native tree grows in wet to dry

This tree produces delicious fall fruit

woodland gardens

Because these are seedlings

Seedlings need shade for the first 3 years

Elderberry Cuttings non-native Plant Description - This nativeAvailable seasonally from February to mid April Varieties: American Elderberry Sambucus canadensis a native species to Grey and Bruce Counties. Ripens about late July to late August. Grows up to approximately 10 feet tall and wide. Bob Gordon cultivar Sambucus canadensis The berry clusters hang decumbently which may discourage some species of birds. Harvest green berries for capers, or harvest the flowers for tea. Ripens about late July to late