Sambucus nigra laciniata A stunning variety of European elderberry, Sambucus nigra laciniata is a 6-8 foot shrub with deeply lobed leaves. In late spring, it produces large clusters of creamy white flowers, which give way to shiny berries. While it is recommended to pollinate with Black Lace, it is believed to be self-fertile. Space plants 6-8 feet apart. Hardy in Zones 3-9.
Plant Characteristics:
Pest Resistance: Excellent
Disease Resistance: Very Good
Drought Tolerance: Very Good
Heat Tolerance: Fair
Humidity Tolerance: Fair
Sun Tolerance: Good
Wet Soil Tolerance: Fair
Shade Tolerance: Good
No Spray: Excellent
Salt Tolerance: Good
Fresh for Kids: Poor
Deer Resistance: Fair
Thorns: No
Plant Type: Shrub
Soil Type: Adaptable
Edible Type: Berry
Self-Fertile: No
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