Elderberry Tree Wyldewood 1 Gallon

The Wyldewood elderberry is a newer variety of American elderberry known for its high yields and large flower heads. It's a vigorous plant that grows 5-8 feet tall and wide. The fruit ripens in late summer, about two weeks later than other varieties. Wyldewood needs cross-pollination, so it should be planted with another elderberry variety.

• Yield: Known for producing abundant fruit.
• Flower Heads: Large flower heads, often reaching 12 inches across.
• Ripening Time: Berries ripen in late summer, about two weeks later than other varieties.
• Hardiness: Generally hardy in USDA zones 3-8.
• Planting: Needs to be planted with another elderberry variety for cross-pollination.
• Size: Matures to about 5-8 feet tall and wide.
• Vigor: A vigorous plant, so it needs ample space.

• • Uses: Berries can be used for jams, wines, and other products.