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Sambucus canadensis (American Elderberry)
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Flat-topped clusters of tiny lemon scented white flowers give way to clusters of black elderberry fruit in late summer. Foliage is dense with sharply serrated, bright green leaves. Fruit can be used for jams, jellies and elderberry wine. Upright sprawling (suckering) habit, average growth rate. Blooms early summer 5-12 ft Tall x 5-12 ft spread Deer resistant Drought tolerant Attracts birds and butterflies Fragrant |
| Zone | 3 |
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| Exposure | Full Sun/Part Shade |
| Moisture | Moderate/Consistent |
| Native to | Native |
