Elderberry Blue native providing pollinators with an early

providing pollinators with an early season nectar source

Pink Muhly benefits from being cut down to 4 inches in early spring

Soil Prefers well draining soil

Water Prefers consistant moisture

apart in your garden or in a large planter

Elderberry Blue native providing pollinators with an earlyThis beautiful native shrub is very attractive to pollinators and birds. Creamy white flowers bloom in spring, followed by deep blue berries covered by a light film. Berries are edible when cooked and are best used for jams and spreads. Water Prefers moist soil. Drought tolerant once established. Soil Prefers well draining soil. Light Full sun to part sun. Form Can grow 15 25 ft. tall by 10 ft. wide but can be pruned to be much smaller. Pollination