Instant Karma® Elderberry aesculus parviflora It holds its upright shape

It holds its upright shape well without flopping and tolerates heat and drought once established

Rosy-fuchsia single flowers cover the blue-green foliage in early summer and again in early fall

its blooms attract pollinators like bees and butterflies

Selected for its ability to produce consistent sky-blue flowers and survive harsh winters

The needles turn a rich plum-purple color in winter

Instant Karma® Elderberry aesculus parviflora It holds its upright shapeVariegated blue green leaves with creamy white margins offer brightness even when not in bloom. Large white flower clusters appear in summer, followed by purple berries if pollinated. Elderberries must be cooked before eating.