Elderberry, 'Nova' American Genus_Asimina Bunches of small white flowers

Bunches of small white flowers attract pollinators in early summer

Ripe fruits don’t drop

Height and Spread at Maturity: 8-10' tall and 5' spread in 10 years

or 5-6 hours of sun

rockii heritage are particularly drought resistant once established

Elderberry, 'Nova' American Genus_Asimina Bunches of small white flowersSambucus canadensis 'Nova' Variety description: Fruit are large and sweet. Very vigorous growth. Introduced by the Nova Scotia Experiment Station in 1946. Open pollinated seedling of 'Adams'. Site requirements: Elderberries grow best in a full sun location with fertile, moist soil. In the wild, they are often found on the margins of swamps and the edges of ponds. They are quite adaptable and will grow in poor, drier sites provided that the roots are