Sambucus canadensis
This native plant is sought for its fruits and its adaptability. It is used in several ways. In isolated, hedge, naturalization, in groups and to attract birds.
Description
| Latin name |  |
Sambucus Canadensis | ||||
| French name | Sureau du Canada | |||||
| English name | American Elder | |||||
| Carriage | Large indigenous shrub with an upright and irregular carriage. | |||||
| Foliage | Dark green foliage composed of 5 to 11 leaflets, turning to yellow in fall. | |||||
| Flowering | Small odorous flowers, in white corymbs at the beginning of the summer. | |||||
| Fruit | Fruits in the form of black berries, edible, very appreciated by birds. | |||||
| Growth | Fast growth. | |||||
| Use | This indigenous plant is wanted for its fruits and its adaptability. It is used in several ways. Isolated, in hedges, in naturalization, in groups and to attract birds. | |||||
| Height | 3 meters | |
Width | |
2 meters | |
| Exposure | |
Zone | |
2 | ||
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