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Black Elderberry

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Black elderberry is a small tree or shrub with suckering tendencies. It likes moist to average soil with light shade to full sun. It produces black berries that are loved by birds. It usually flowers in June or July, providing early season food for our native bees and other pollinators.


Our black elderberry in 2026 are 2-year old shrubs.


Seeds sourced from Manitoba.


Sambucus canadensis

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  • Home
  • All about Native Plants
  • Available Plants
    • Photos of Plants
    • Order Online for Pick-Up
    • In Production for 2027
    • Garden Suggestions
  • About Us
    • Location & Hours
    • Our Philosophy
    • Our Growing and Production Process
    • Contact Us
  • Other
    • Newsletters
    • Photography >
      • Seasons >
        • Spring
        • Summer
        • Fall
        • Winter
      • Lake Superior
      • Abstract & Painterly
      • Other >
        • Urban and Abandoned
        • Black & White
        • Animals
        • Beyond the North
        • Hiking Photo Blog
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