Elderberry (Sambucus) fully rooted seedling plant (Plant Only) sizes vary
These beautiful healthy organically grown Elderberry seedling plants (fully rooted) and ready for planting. These plants are new sprouts from my 20 year old Mother tree (photo included) that produces an abundance of clusters of beautiful black elderberries each year for harvesting.
3 Native Elderberry seedlings 6-8″ high
3 Native elderberry seedlings. These seedlings were collected spring of 2026. they have been putting on new top growth and roots since collected. Provides food for birds. Makes great jam and jellies. Hardy zones 3-9.
10 Elderberry cuttings Native Edible Wild flower Sambucus canadensis
10 Fresh Elderberry Cuttings. Very easy to grow these hardy and nutritious plants!
American Elderberry Ranch Live Plant 4″ Pot Sambucus Edible Fruit Immune Support
‘Ranch’ is one of the most resilient and forgiving varieties available. It is remarkably tolerant of non-fertile soils and is a champion of cold climates, easily handling the harsh winters of Zone 3.
Elderberry Live Plants – 12″ Tall – 1qt Pot – Sambucus Canadensis – Zones 3-9
However, raw berries and leaves contain toxins and should be cooked before consumption. Climate: Hardy in USDA zones 3–9. Prefers temperate climates and tolerates cold winters well. Tolerates clay and wet soils better than many fruiting plants.
150 Blue Elderberry Seeds (Sambucus Caerulea)
150 Blue Elderberry Seeds (Sambucus Caerulea) Grow Zones: 4,5,6,7,8,9,10 Germination: 01/03/23 Sambucus Caerulea (Blue Elderberry) is from the Caprifoliaceae, Honeysuckle family and it is a great shrub for your garden. Unlike black elderberry, it doesn’t need to grow right next to a natural water source. Likewise, it’s suitable for many growing environments. The blue berries and white flowers of the tree are edible and highly medicinal. Berries are used to make wine, jam, syrup and pies. Flowers are battered to make tempura or steeped into a tea. Medicinally, elderberries are used in cough syrups and they contain a high amount of vitamin C content and the alkaloids sambucine and hydrocianic acid. While they can be eaten fresh off of this variety, it is suggested to cook all elderberries and its absolutely necessary to cook the berries from black elderberry trees. The flowers of blue elderberry are medicinally valuable as well due to their rutin content and other flavenoids that improve immune functions. Germination instructions: Sambucus Caerulea seeds can be either sown in the fall or be scarified and stratified (see below) and sown in the spring. Plant seeds no more than 1/4 an inch into the soil, ensuring they are close to the soil surface. Keep seeds and soil moist. Seedlings form the next spring. Scarification and Stratification: If not planting in fall, scarify the seeds by placing them in hot water for a day then warm stratify by planting the seeds over top moist soil kept at 70-85 degrees for 2 months. Next, cold stratify for 3 months in temperatures around 40-50 degrees. After this, move the seeds into a warm spot. Enjoy next day handling time and shipping via USPS first class.
