Sambucus canadensis, Wild-type Elderberry Genus_Juglans It is very adaptable to

It is very adaptable to both dry and moist locations

to be registered with the American Peony Society in 2026

with dark green leaves edged in and speckled with white

Height and Spread at Maturity: Dependent on training style and pruning

Sambucus canadensis, Wild-type Elderberry Genus_Juglans It is very adaptable toSambucus canadensis Variety description: Native to the the margins of wetlands throughout much of the United States. We propagated these plants from vigorous, prolific wild shrubs found growing near our nursery in Thomaston, CT. Performs well under cultivation even in drier soils if the roots are kept well mulched. Bunches of small white flowers attract pollinators in early summer. If left unpicked, berries make great forage for birds in late summer.