Sambucus canadensis Maxima
Interesting plant for its flowering and its edible fruit. Fruits used for making wine, jams and dyes. Fruits rich in vitamins and antioxidants.
Description
| Latin name |  |
Sambucus Canadensis Maxima | ||||
| French name | Sureau du Canada Maxima | |||||
| English name | Elderberry | |||||
| Carriage | Shrub with a broad, vigorous carriage. | |||||
| Foliage | Green foliage turning to yellow in fall. Large leaves made up of 5 to 11 leaflets. | |||||
| Flowering | White flowers, in the shape of stars, joined together in very large inflorescences, at the beginning of the summer. | |||||
| Fruit | Fruits in the shape of edible red berries, then black, but very few. | |||||
| Growth | Very fast growth. | |||||
| Use | Plant interesting for its flowering and its fruits. It can be used for hedges or large spaces. | |||||
| Height | 3 meters | |
Width | |
2 meters | |
| Exposure | |
Zone | |
3 | ||
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