Sambucus nigra subsp. canadensis
American Elder, Elderberry
Cultural Summary
General Species (Sambucus nigra): A small deciduous tree or large shrub with showy, fragrant, white, May-June flowers & clusters of black fruits in the fall for songbirds & jellies.
This specific taxon (subsp. canadensis): A large, adaptable, native, deciduous shrub with showy, fragrant yellowish-white flowers in June, plus showy, purplish-black, Aug/Sep fruits for birds, jellies and wine.
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