Elder - Black Lace - 2 Gallon – Calgary Plants

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DESCRIPTION: A most impressive garden shrub with very fine, cutleaf dark purple foliage bordering on black, soft pink flowers look stunning against it in summer; a perfect substitution for Japanese maples where they are not hardy- use in a similar context. Deep purple fruit in fall. BOTANICAL NAME: Sambucus nigra 'Eva
DESCRIPTION: A most impressive garden shrub with very fine, cutleaf dark purple foliage bordering on black, soft pink flowers look stunning against it in summer; a perfect substitution for Japanese maples where they are not hardy- use in a similar context. Deep purple fruit in fall. BOTANICAL NAME: Sambucus nigra 'Eva'AVERAGE MATURE HEIGHT: 3 MetersAVERAGE MATURE SPREAD: 3 MetersSUN EXPOSURE: Full sun to partial shadeFLOWER COLOUR: PinkFLOWERING TIME: Early summerFOLIAGE COLOUR: Dark purpleCOLD HARDINESS: Zone 4 ( Should survive up to -34.4° Celsius ) - Requires sheltered location for warrantyWATER NEEDS: Average OTHER FEATURES: Attractive Foliage, Attracts Birds & Butterflies, Fragrant, Bee Friendly

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