Adams Elderberry picea glauca `conica` emerald green foliage in early

emerald green foliage in early spring

contrasting with fuzzy pink stems

This sterile variety blooms longer than older types and brings a cheerful brightness to the spring landscape

well-branched plant that fits in smaller spaces

crimson-red flowers with contrasting beige centers create a stunning display from mid-summer into fall

Adams Elderberry picea glauca `conica` emerald green foliage in earlyLarge, creamy white flower clusters in spring are followed by massive bunches of dark purple berries and features features lush, tropical looking foliage. This vigorous shrub requires a pollinator such as York to fruit. Elderberries must be cooked before eating.