Sambucus nigra canadensis ~ Common Elderberry, American Elderberry Size:2 GALLON even boggy conditions and standing

even boggy conditions and standing water

It grows best in moist rich

making it an excellent groundcover

Peacock Spikemoss is a sturdy low-spreading evergreen perennial with dense brightly colored foliage

Powdery mildew can occur

Sambucus nigra canadensis ~ Common Elderberry, American Elderberry Size:2 GALLON even boggy conditions and standingCommon Elderberry is a native sprawling deciduous shrub with tiny lemon scented summer flowers and edible berries. The finely serrated foliage has a mild yellow color in fall. Flat top clusters of the star shaped flowers begin in late spring through summer. The purple black drupes begin in late summer to fall. Grows best in moist, humusy well drained soils. Type: Shrub Origins: Eastern N. America; GA Native Height: 5 12' Spread: 5' 12' Spacing: 10'