Madmblue's Elderberry x 1
Sambucus racemosa
We’d been looking for this particular plant EVERYWHERE locally, but nobody had any for sale. However, there was a beauty growing at Stoney Creek Gardens, and they were kind enough to give us a nice cutting off their plant. So, now it’s growing in a pot on the deck— it will be added to the side of the deck once we get it going.
"‘Sutherland Gold’ Elderberry Hedge
Clusters of fragrant cream-white, star-shaped flowers decorate the delicate fernlike foliage on this multiple-season performer. Newly formed growth begins fiery copper red, changes to a golden yellow and remains a soothing lime green for the remainder of the summer. Come fall, clusters of red berries form, attracting birds to the garden. Reaches 5-10’ high, with an equal spread.
Sambucus racemosa ‘Sutherland Gold’
Deer Resistant
Zone 3 to 8"


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