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Marge Elderberry Bush

Marge Elderberry Bush

$22.38

Original: $63.95

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Marge Elderberry Bush—

$63.95

$22.38

The Story

Hardy Elderberry Plant with Edible Fruit and Lovely Aroma

Growing your own elderberries has never been easier—or more rewarding—than with the Marge Elderberry! This variety is resistant to pests, diseases, and harsh climates, so you can enjoy heavy blooms and abundant fruit production year after year. Plus, it features a lovely fragrance and gorgeous white flowers that contrast beautifully with its deep purple berries.

This heavy-blooming elderberry plant is aromatic and hardy, delivering seasons of high fruit yields. Its resistance to pests and diseases includes protection against Ericoid Mites, and its durable foliage can withstand even dry and cold climates.

Since this variety is self-pollinating, you'll enjoy reliable flowers and fruit from established branches with minimal effort. The striking white blooms appear in early summer, followed by a late-summer harvest of dark berries. The berries are most commonly cooked into jams, jellies, syrups, and juices before being consumed in quantity, making them a favorite for home preserves and recipes. As an added bonus, the plant develops attractive fall color for extended seasonal interest.

If you’re ready to start your own elderberry grove, the easy-to-maintain Marge Elderberry is an excellent choice. Order yours today!

Planting & Care

1. Planting:  Plant in an area where it can receive partial shade or full sunlight (around 6 hours per day) in well-draining soil, with enough space for it to grow.

2. Watering:  Since this plant prefers moist soils, ensure you are watering enough so that the soil doesn’t dry.

3. Pruning:  Pruning may typically be for cosmetic purposes, so trim back any unruly branches or leaves. In winter, you can also prune dead or weakened stems to encourage growth.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

Hardy Elderberry Plant with Edible Fruit and Lovely Aroma

Growing your own elderberries has never been easier—or more rewarding—than with the Marge Elderberry! This variety is resistant to pests, diseases, and harsh climates, so you can enjoy heavy blooms and abundant fruit production year after year. Plus, it features a lovely fragrance and gorgeous white flowers that contrast beautifully with its deep purple berries.

This heavy-blooming elderberry plant is aromatic and hardy, delivering seasons of high fruit yields. Its resistance to pests and diseases includes protection against Ericoid Mites, and its durable foliage can withstand even dry and cold climates.

Since this variety is self-pollinating, you'll enjoy reliable flowers and fruit from established branches with minimal effort. The striking white blooms appear in early summer, followed by a late-summer harvest of dark berries. The berries are most commonly cooked into jams, jellies, syrups, and juices before being consumed in quantity, making them a favorite for home preserves and recipes. As an added bonus, the plant develops attractive fall color for extended seasonal interest.

If you’re ready to start your own elderberry grove, the easy-to-maintain Marge Elderberry is an excellent choice. Order yours today!

Planting & Care

1. Planting:  Plant in an area where it can receive partial shade or full sunlight (around 6 hours per day) in well-draining soil, with enough space for it to grow.

2. Watering:  Since this plant prefers moist soils, ensure you are watering enough so that the soil doesn’t dry.

3. Pruning:  Pruning may typically be for cosmetic purposes, so trim back any unruly branches or leaves. In winter, you can also prune dead or weakened stems to encourage growth.