Sambucus Nigra Bare root 60-100cm

Available from November to early April

Sambucus nigra (Elder, Elderflower or Elderberry) is a vigorous native deciduous shrub. Has large flat clusters of white flowers in the summer which are followed by small black elderberries. Attracts wildlife and will grow in most soils, especially chalky sites. The flowers are use to make delicious elderflower cordial or wine. The fruit can also be used to make cordial, jelly or wine. Good in mixed hedges.

Suggested Planting Distances

Plant in a single row, spacing plants 30-40cm apart.

For a thicker hedge, plant a staggered double row, again spacing plants 30-40cm apart.