Wyldewood Elderberry Nectarine though not very sweet or

though not very sweet or pleasant on their own

Requires 700 chill hours to reliably bloom and set fruit

Enjoy the pink blooms and a light harvest of edible black fruit

open grower produces heaps of medium-sized

also known as 'Michigan State' or 'MSU' hardy kiwi

Wyldewood Elderberry Nectarine though not very sweet orSambucus canadensis 'Wyldewood' Selected from the wild in Eufaula, Oklahoma in 1995, it forms a staple of their current regional elderberry industry. Wyldewood and other S. canadensis or "American" elders have proven to have all the wonderful healthful properties of their European brethren (Sambucus nigra). It prefers another S. canadensis for pollination and the berries ripen a couple of weeks after Bob Gordon, and produces for a month. Wyldewood