American Black Elderberry single so please remember that propagation

so please remember that propagation without permission is not allowed

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

Origin: Southwestern Texas

Origin: Mexico

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American Black Elderberry single so please remember that propagationSambucus 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