NSELBLACE
|
|
 |
BLACK LACE ELDERBERRY (Sambucus nigra) |
A fantastic ornamental with finely cut, lace-like purplish black foliage and pink flowers. Very productive of black fruits. Somewhat deer resistant. Prefers moist soils in sun or shade but color will be stronger in sun. Black Lace elderberry is a shrub growing to about 6-8 ft. tall. Zone 4-7. |
|
|
NSELKOR
|
|
 |
KORSOR ELDERBERRY (Sambucus nigra) |
This Danish black elderberry cultivar is grown commercially because of its high yields. Korsor elderberry is well known for its exceptional medicinal qualities and immune boosting properties. Big clusters of large dark blue, juicy berries. 8 feet at maturity. Zone 4-9 |
|
|
NSELRAN
|
|
 |
RANCH ELDERBERRY (Sambucus canadensis) |
Came from an abandoned homestead and was planted in the late 1800's. A determinate variety that is more tolerant of drought and harder soils. Short season bearer. Ranch Elderberry is a compact shrub that grows to about 5 ft. Similar to Nova and York and is a good pollinator for both. Zone 3-8. |
|
|
NSELWYLD
|
|
 |
WYLDEWOOD ELDERBERRY (Sambucus canadensis) |
Wyldewood elderberry has medium to large black berries. They develop on large flower clusters, nearly a foot across, on new shoots. A very productive variety found in Oklahoma. |
|
|
NSELYOR
|
|
 |
YORK ELDERBERRY (Sambucus canadensis) |
Largest berry on big clusters. Berries ripen later than others. Prefers summer moisture to maintain fruit quality. Resents root disturbance. Will produce in part shade and grows 8-12 ft. tall. Self-fertile, but often sets better with a second variety, usually Nova. York Elderberry is from New York, 1964. Zone 3-8. |
|
|