Corn Hill Nursery
New Brunswick, Canada  -  1 506 756-3635

Elderberries

taken at the nursery Sept. 7, 2001

This is a vastly underrated native fruit. It is an upright, somewhat coarse bush with showy white flowers, followed by deep purple fruits that ripen in early fall. Although bland for fresh eating it is superlative in jams, jellies, syrups, pies and especially wines. These varieties are selected for high yield and flavour. We recommend you order at least two different varieties for proper pollination. These are hardy to Zone 3. Latin name is Sambucus canadensis

Number in parentheses is hardiness zone, see Zone Map

• Kent - Medium sized, productive.
  
  
• Nova - Medium-sized, productive.
  
  
• Scotia - Medium-sized, productive.
  
  
• Victoria - Medium-sized, productive.
  
  
• York - Large, most productive.

Prices	Bare root	2 gal. potted
	$10.00	$15.00

Select Variety Kent Elderberry - bare root Nova Elderberry - bare root Scotia Elderberry - bare root Victoria Elderberry - bare root York Elderberry - bare root enter quantity:

SEE ORDERING/SHIPPING NOTES

An article entitled The Enchanted Elderberry prepared for the South Carolina Native Plant Society by Jan Haldeman in June 2004.

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