Elderberry Adams (Sambucus canadensis) - Shrub Seedling

Produces attractive, very large, purple-black fruit that grow in large clusters, up to 6 inches in diameter.  The fruit ripen late August to early September.  Stems grow to eight feet and are well branched.  Requires a second elderberry for pollination.  Adams compliments Johns Elderberry in pollination.  The berries can be eaten when cooked and used to make jams, pies, teas, and wines.  Elderberries are often used in cold remedies.

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