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A hardy, native shrub with an upright suckering growth habit. White summer flowers produce dark blue to black fruit in late summer. Selected by Mr. William M Adams of Union Springs, NY, for its abundant fruit production.

A hardy, native shrub with an upright suckering growth habit. White summer flowers produce dark blue to black fruit in late summer. Selected for its large, numerous fruit, this is an excellent companion plant to 'Adams'. Fruit set will improve by planting the two varieties together.

Beautiful, deeply cut, golden foliage and a graceful habit. Even though 'Sutherland Gold' is said to be more resistant to leaf burn than 'Plumosa Aurea', it's best sited in partial shade. Flowers very early in spring, before the foliage emerges. New growth is a beautiful copper-red, especially in spring.

Improved variegated Sambucus. Instant Karma® is gonna get you! This showy new variegated elder has attractive bluish-green leaves, variegated with a neat leaf margin that starts out gold in spring and changes to creamy white as the season progresses. Large, lacy, white flowers in early summer add to the display.…

Black foliage. Black Beauty® elderberry gives the species a whole new look! Very large pink flowers in early summer contrast with the dark purple, almost black foliage. Grow it as a shrub, or cut it back each year and use it as a bold perennial.

…selection of our native Sambucus racemosa. Bright golden foliage is highly dissected and emerges with a colorful red hue. The foliage is more deeply cut than 'Sutherland Gold' or Black Lace®, resulting in a dense, irregular mound with extremely fine texture. White flowers appear in very early spring, before the…

Finely dissected black foliage. Black Lace® elderberry is a stunning plant with enormous appeal at retail and in the landscape. Intense purple black foliage is finely cut, giving it an effect similar to that of Japanese maple (though it is hardier and more durable). Pink flowers in spring contrast nicely…

If Dr. Seuss were a plant breeder, this is what he'd create! You've never seen an elderberry like Laced Up® before: it combines a striking fastigiate habit with lacy, near-black foliage. The effect is something like a flock of birds taking flight. Pink flowers in early summer turn to black…

…especially striking planted with a dark-leafed shrub-like Black Lace® sambucus, or grown on its own on a trellis or fence. It also makes a good cut flower. Blooms on old and new wood.