Sambucus mexicana (nigra ssp. caerulea)

  • Sambucus mexicana (nigra ssp. caerulea)  blue elderberry, Mexican elderberry
  • Sambucus mexicana (nigra ssp. caerulea)  blue elderberry, Mexican elderberry
  • Sambucus mexicana (nigra ssp. caerulea)  blue elderberry, Mexican elderberry
  • Sambucus mexicana (nigra ssp. caerulea)  blue elderberry, Mexican elderberry
  • Sambucus mexicana (nigra ssp. caerulea)  blue elderberry, Mexican elderberry
blue elderberry, Mexican elderberry

Our native blue elderberry, often seen on banks above rivers and streams, or even on somewhat drier slopes. A fast growing deciduous shrub or small tree 8 to 25 ft. tall with pinnately divided leaves. Creamy yellow flowers appear in late spring in flat-topped clusters, followed by blue berries. High on the birds’ favorite list! Ripe berries feed many species of birds. Moderate to infrequent summer water.

Call to confirm current supply. Availability as of November 7, 2024:
We do not ship.

1g
30 @
$14.50