Daylily Nursery 2 Bareroot Elderberry Live Trees, Attracts Bees and Butterflies

Elderberry forms large (to 10') bushes on mostly sunny sites with medium-dry to medium-wet soils. Large clusters of fragrant white flowers attract pollinators June-July. Edible berries ripen to a deep red-purple. Birds and mammals relish the fruit. Stems can die back but new shoots emerge from the root mass. Sun Exposure Full, Partial Soil Moisture: Medium-Wet, Medium, Medium-Dry Height: up to 10 feet Bloom Time: June, July, August Bloom Color: White Advantages: Bees and butterflies love the blooms* *USDA Zones3-9Plant Spacing3-5'NOTE: Bareroot does well when planted while dormant. Not all bareroot take, which is why we offer these in 2s, and a reasonable cost. This will come with a general bareroot planting guide.