American Black Elderberry single Pocket Prairies are small wildlife

Pocket Prairies are small wildlife and insect refuges—seed banks for the future

Features fragrant

commonly known as copper globemallow or narrow-leaved globemallow

and you can safely cut back the plant to about 1 foot from the base or around 2 feet shorter than your desired height

American Black Elderberry single Pocket Prairies are small wildlifeSambucus canadensis Common names include Elderberry, Common Elderberry, Black Elder, Mexican Elderberry, Common Elder, American Elder, Tapiro, and Sauco. A deciduous, somewhat sprawling, suckering shrub that typically grows to 5 12 tall. It typically occurs on streambanks, moist woodlands, thickets, fence rows and roadsides. Tiny lemon scented white flowers appear in large flat topped clusters in June that attract bees, butterflies, and other