American Elderberry - Sambucus canadensis non-native and produces one of the

and produces one of the most edible acorns of all the oak species native to Ontario

for gardeners and other landowners who want to plant native species on their property

Plant Description - White spring flowers that grow in moist to dry soil and full to part sun

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American Elderberry - Sambucus canadensis non-native and produces one of theScientific Name Sambucus canadensis Plant Description Early summer flowers that grow in moist to wet soil and full to part sun. Grows up to 6' 8' tall, with a similar spread. This plant's berries are edible when cooked, and it has medicinal qualities. Attracts butterflies, beneficial insects, birds and mammals. Deer resistant. Juglone tolerant. Native to the Saugeen Bruce Peninsula, as well as other regions in Ontario. Native elderberries are self