Elderberries

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Sambucus canadensis These vigorous plants produce profusions of small, dark purple berries that are popular with birds and humans alike. Although it is not advised that you eat the raw berries, they are great when made into jam, pies, and other sweet treats! Elderflower can also be used in a variety of ways such as making syrups or liqueurs. Elderberries are self-pollinating but it is best to plant 2-3 varieties for pollination. We offer flat-rate shipping across Canada* on all our bare-root Elderberries - perfect for Canadian climates. We offer a wide selection of heritage fruit trees and plants; shop quality bareroot trees and plants delivered conveniently to your door!