Sambucus racemosa Red Elderberry |
| DescriptionCode: 7240 | Family: Caprifoliaceae | Genus: Sambucus | Plant Type:Shrub | NW native deciduous shrub with pinnately compound leaves. Clusters of tiny white flowers bloom from early spring to mid summer, followed by showy, bright red (sometimes yellow or white) berries. The fruits are inedible, but good for wildlife. | Blooms: Spring,Summer | | Growth Rate: Fast | Size Range: 10' tall x 8-12' wide |
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Cultural InformationExposure Sun Part Shade Shade | Soil: Average,Tolerates Poor,Well-drained,Moist,Tolerates Clay,Loam | Water Use: Moderate | Maintenance: Low | Hardiness Zone: 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 Cold Hardy to -30° to -20°F |
| Features and Benefits Attracts Butterflies | Attracts Hummingbirds | Native to NorthWest | Tolerates moist soil | |
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Grown by: Blooming Nursery,Inc & Blooming Junction
3839 SW Golf Course Road, Cornelius, OR 97113 Ph: (503) 357-2904 Fax: (503) 357-2932 Email: sales@bloomingnursery.com