American Elderberry 10 Cuttings Dormant Mix (Sambucus canadensis) Bob Gordon Adams Ranch

American Elderberry (Sambucus canadensis) is a deciduous native shrub valued for its clusters of white flowers and dark purple berries. It is widely grown in home orchards, wildlife plantings, and native landscapes.

This listing includes a mixed selection of well-known elderberry varieties suitable for fruit production and ornamental planting.

🌱 What You’ll Receive

10 Cuttings
Dormant Cuttings
6–10 inches long
Minimum 2 active nodes per cutting
Mix of Bob Gordon, Adams, and Ranch varieties (clearly marked)

🌿 Plant Overview

Sambucus canadensis is a fast-growing deciduous shrub native to North America. It produces large clusters of fragrant white flowers in early summer, followed by dark purple to black berries later in the season.

Elderberries grow well in a range of climates and are commonly planted for fruit harvest and wildlife support.

🌸 Characteristics

• Deciduous fruiting shrub
• Large white flower clusters
• Dark purple-black berries
• Multi-stem growth habit
• Productive varieties: Bob Gordon, Adams, Ranch

🌞 Sunlight

Full Sun to Partial Shade

🌱 Soil

Prefers well-draining, fertile soil; tolerates moist conditions

💧 Water

Moderate to High; prefers consistently moist soil

Common Name: American Elderberry
Scientific Name: Sambucus canadensis
Plant Type: Deciduous Shrub
Life Cycle: Perennial
Flower Color: White
Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Soil: Well-draining, Fertile
Water: Moderate to High
USDA Zone: 3–9