Live Plants
Wild Elderberry
by Food Forest Nursery · United States
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Wild Elderberry (also known as American Elderberry; Sambucus nigra ) is a fast-spreading native shrub producing prolific clusters of small dark purple-black berries used for syrup, wine, jelly, and cordials, while the creamy white flowers attract bees and
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hummingbirds and the fruit feeds 45+ bird species. It grows in USDA hardiness zones 3-9 and AHS heat zones 2-9 , needs 300-500 chill hours , and is self-fertile, fruiting reliably without a pollinator partner. 1-2′ Bare Root Seedling Plant Propagation: Seedling (own-root)