Adams Elderberry Size:Liner/Starter Missouri native deciduous tree which

Missouri native deciduous tree which occurs on floodplains

It typically grows 8-12” tall and produces four-petaled lemon yellow flowers over a long summer bloom

☀️ Prefers partial sun to partial shade

it produces the best yields when paired with another variety like ‘Anna Apple

and thrives in a range of conditions

Adams Elderberry Size:Liner/Starter Missouri native deciduous tree whichAdams elderberry is an easy care addition to your edible landscape. Wide clusters of creamy white flowers appear in spring, which are wonderful for bouquets or even for dipping in batter and making fritters! If left on the bush, the flowers develop into bountiful bunches of tender, deep purple berries used in jams, jellies, pies, and wines. Native to North America, these fast growing bushes also appeal to our wild friends, like bees and hummingbirds,