Elderberry seedling with delicate green leaves and long roots on a burlap background.
Close-up of elderberry canes with clean cuts, displayed on rustic cloth.

Wyldwood Elderberry

$15.00
Plant Type

Wyldewood Elderberry
(Sambucus canadensis · Certified Organic · Currently Sold Out for 2025)

A prolific elderberry with large blooms, long harvests, and consistent fruit set—even in unpredictable seasons. Big flower heads. Big yields. Big presence.

 

Full Product Description

Wyldewood is known for its impressive flower clusters—often wider than any other cultivar—and its long, abundant fruiting window. Unlike most elderberries, it blooms and sets fruit at the same time, producing for up to a month. With huge cymes of creamy-white flowers and heavy late-summer yields, it’s a favorite for syrup makers, pollinators, and high-producing plantings alike.

We’ve grown certified organic Wyldewood elderberries for five years with consistent success. The bushes grow 10–12 feet tall and wide, are rarely bothered by pests or disease, and deliver reliable crops even in unpredictable seasons.

These cuttings and seedlings come from our own organically grown plants, selected for cold-hardiness, vigor, and beauty in northern gardens.

A top choice for fruit production, floral harvests, and multi-season interest.

 

Key Features

  • Certified Organic Wyldewood elderberries

  • Height: 10–12' (taller when densely planted)

  • Flowering: Indeterminate—blooms and fruits simultaneously

  • Ripens: Mid to late summer

  • Hardiness: USDA Zones 3–9

  • Pollination: Self-fertile; best yields with Bob Gordon

  • Soil: Well-draining, organically rich

  • Drought Tolerance: High, once established

  • Planting Seasons: Fall or spring preferred

  • Mulch: Essential at planting for moisture and root protection

 

Availability

  • Currently sold out for 2025
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