Blue Elderberry
Sambucus caerulea
Blue elderberry is a Pacific Coast native that is beautiful in all seasons. In the spring, enjoy the many white flower clusters. In the fall, the 15-20 foot spreading, arching bush is covered with large clusters of small powder blue berries that are prized for cooking, jelly and wine. A powdery white coating makes the berries look blue - underneath, they are dark and full of the same high nutrition and immune-boosting properties as their American and European cousins. An amazing, structural bush for hedgerows and screening unsightly views! Self fertile.
USDA Zone: 2-9
Grow Height: 20' (Large)
Sun: Full Sun
Ripening Time: Late Summer
Pollination: Self Fertile
Read our Elderberry Growing Guide
Blue Elderberry
Sambucus caerulea
Blue elderberry is a Pacific Coast native that is beautiful in all seasons. In the spring, enjoy the many white flower clusters. In the fall, the 15-20 foot spreading, arching bush is covered with large clusters of small powder blue berries that are prized for cooking, jelly and wine. A powdery white coating makes the berries look blue - underneath, they are dark and full of the same high nutrition and immune-boosting properties as their American and European cousins. An amazing, structural bush for hedgerows and screening unsightly views! Self fertile.
USDA Zone: 2-9
Grow Height: 20' (Large)
Sun: Full Sun
Ripening Time: Late Summer
Pollination: Self Fertile
Read our Elderberry Growing Guide
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Sambucus caerulea
Blue elderberry is a Pacific Coast native that is beautiful in all seasons. In the spring, enjoy the many white flower clusters. In the fall, the 15-20 foot spreading, arching bush is covered with large clusters of small powder blue berries that are prized for cooking, jelly and wine. A powdery white coating makes the berries look blue - underneath, they are dark and full of the same high nutrition and immune-boosting properties as their American and European cousins. An amazing, structural bush for hedgerows and screening unsightly views! Self fertile.
USDA Zone: 2-9
Grow Height: 20' (Large)
Sun: Full Sun
Ripening Time: Late Summer
Pollination: Self Fertile
Read our Elderberry Growing Guide
