Sambucus pubens
Shrub native to Quebec. Flowers white, longer than wide in April-May, during leaf development followed by red fruits popular with birds.
Description
| Latin name |
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Sambucus pubens | ||||
| French name |
Sureau pubescent, sureau rouge d’Amérique, sureau à grappes. | |||||
| English name |
Red-berried Elder | |||||
| Carriage |
Shrub, flared, arched. | |||||
| Foliage | Green foliage. Leaves 3 to 7 leaflets. | |||||
| Flowering | Inflorescence white, longer than wide in April-May, during leaf development. | |||||
| Fruit | Red globular fruit good for birds but toxic to humans. | |||||
| Growth | Rapid | |||||
| Use | AAttractiveness to birds, this plant is native and common throughout Quebec. | |||||
| Hauteur | 3 meters | |
Largeur | |
3 meters | |
| Exposition |
Sun, part-shade, shade |
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Zone | |
4 | |
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