​Elderberries do well in our area.  Elderberries produce more fruit when 2 or more varieties are used to cross-pollinate each other.  They prefer fertile, moist, well-drained soil.

• Adams - Hardy elderberry that grows 6-8' tall and wide.  Zones 3-8.

• Black Lace® - Hardy elderberry that is usually grown for it intense purple/black foliage.  It grows 5-8 feet tall.  Zones 4-7.

• Bob Garden - Hardy elderberry that grows 6-8' tall and wide.  Zones 3-8.

• Johns - Hardy elderberry that grows 10-12' tall and wide.  Zones 4-8.

• Ranch -  Extremely hardy elderberry that is great for really cold areas.  It grows 5-6 feet tall.  Zones 3-8.

• Wildewood - Hardy elderberry that grows 5-8' tall and wide.  Zones 3-8.

• York - Hardy elderberry that grows 8-10' tall and wide.  Zones 3-8.