Elderberry – Wyldewood
$11.00
Wyldewood Elderberry (Sambucus canadensis): Vigorous and productive variety with large cymes of fruit, perfect for jams, syrups, desserts, and medicinal remedies. Easy pruning and hardy in Zones 3-8.
Description
Introducing the Wyldewood Elderberry, a hardy and robust variety discovered growing wild in the Brush Hills of Oklahoma. Known for its high productivity, Wyldewood produces large cymes of berries that are perfect for making jams, desserts, syrups, or even medicinal remedies. Many gardeners swear by elderberry syrup as a natural anti-viral, offering comfort and support during cold season.
Wyldewood elderberries are primocane, meaning you can mow them down to the ground after dormancy for simple pruning. The new stems will fruit the following year, making it a low-maintenance choice for home gardens and small orchards.
For optimal fruiting, plant Wyldewood with another American elderberry variety for cross-pollination—we offer additional varieties to pair perfectly.
This vigorous plant thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 3-8, reaching 6-8 feet tall at maturity.
Whether you’re aiming for homemade syrups or looking to create a natural medicine cabinet, the Wyldewood Elderberry is a wise choice for abundant, healthy harvests!
Additional information
| size | 1 Liter |
|---|---|
| Type | Berry Bushes |