2 Elderberry Plants (Bare Root, 6-12”) – Sambucus Canadensis for Zones 3-8

Transform your garden with the timeless beauty and utility of 2 (6-12”) Elderberry Plants Bare Root (Sambucus Canadensis). These versatile shrubs are an excellent addition to any outdoor space, thriving in USDA Zones 3-8. Delivered in their dormant state, these bare root elderberry plants are easy to transplant and establish.

With a mature height and spread of 5-12 feet, these elderberries are perfect for landscaping, hedges, or pollinator gardens. The white, fragrant blooms attract bees and butterflies, while the clusters of dark purple to black berries provide a bounty of edible fruit for homemade syrups, jams, and wines.

Elderberries thrive in moderate to full sun and perform well in moist, well-drained soil. Their low-maintenance nature makes them a favorite among gardeners, while their vibrant bright green leaves add seasonal interest. Whether for their aesthetic appeal or culinary possibilities, these elderberry plants are a must-have for any garden enthusiast.

Order today and experience the elegance and functionality of Sambucus Canadensis!

Key Features and Benefits

1. Botanical Name: Sambucus Canadensis
2. Plant Type: Bare root plants, delivered dormant and ready for transplanting.
3. Zones: USDA Zones 3-8, suitable for a wide range of climates.
4. Mature Size: Reaches 5-12 feet in height and spread, ideal for hedging or decorative planting.
5. Seasonal Highlights: Fragrant white blooms in spring and summer, edible berries, and lush green foliage.

Uses:

• Landscaping: Perfect for creating natural borders or filling out garden beds.
• Pollinator Garden: Attracts beneficial insects like bees and butterflies.
• Culinary: Edible berries are perfect for syrups, jams, and wines.
• Gifting: A thoughtful gift for gardening enthusiasts or eco-conscious friends.
• Wildlife Habitat: Provides food for birds like Northern Bobwhite and other songbirds.

FAQs

1. What will I receive with my purchase?
   You will receive 2 bare root elderberry plants, each 6-12 inches tall and in their dormant state.
2. When should I plant my elderberry plants?
   The best time to plant bare root elderberries is in early spring or fall, during cool, moist conditions.
3. How much sun do elderberries require?
   Elderberry plants thrive in moderate to full sun but can tolerate partial shade.
4. What kind of soil is best for elderberries?
   They prefer moist, well-drained soil but are adaptable to various soil types.
5. Are the berries edible?
   Yes, elderberry fruits are edible and ideal for making syrups, jams, wines, and teas. Ensure proper preparation before consumption.