Elderberry 'Laciniata' 2L

Elderberry 'Laciniata' – Decorative Shrub with Cut Leaves

Elderberry 'Laciniata' (Sambucus nigra 'Laciniata') is a unique variety of elderberry, which is distinguished by strongly indented, decorative leaves and a natural, spreading habit. It is an excellent choice for naturalistic, rustic and hedge gardens.

Characteristics of elderberry 'Laciniata'

• List: Deeply indented, dark green leaves that give the plant delicacy and finesse. In autumn, they turn yellow, introducing warm colors to the garden.
• Flowers: In June, the shrub is covered with large, flat umbels of white flowers with a pleasant fragrance, which attract bees and other pollinating insects.
• Fruit: After flowering, black berries appear, which are edible after heat treatment and are great for preparing juices, syrups and preserves.

Habit and Growth of Black Elderberry 'Laciniata'

Elderberry 'Laciniata' reaches a height of 3 to 5 meters and a width of about 2–4 meters. Its spreading habit makes it look great both as a solitary plant and in group plantings.

Cultivation requirements for lilac 'Laciniata'

1. Position: It grows best in sunny or semi-shaded positions. In full sun, it blooms most profusely, and the leaves maintain an intense color.
2. Soil: It prefers fertile, moderately moist and well-drained soils, but tolerates a variety of soil conditions well.
3. Watering: Young plants require regular watering, while older ones are more resistant to drought.
4. Cut: It is recommended to prune in spring to rejuvenate the shrub and give it the desired shape.

Application of elderberry 'Laciniata'

Elderberry 'Laciniata' is a versatile plant that will work well in many applications:

• Solitaire: Ideal as a focal point in the garden.
• Hedges: It creates effective, informal covers.
• Group plantings: It blends well with other shrubs and perennials.
• Preparations: Elderberries are excellent for preparing homemade juices and syrups.

Seasonal interest in lilac 'Laciniata'

• Spring: New leaves and first flowers.
• Summer: Abundant flowering with large, white umbels.
• Autumn: Intense yellow discoloration of the leaves and ripening fruits.
• Winter: The structural habit of the shrub and the fruits attract birds.

Elderberry 'Laciniata' – a decoration of your garden

Elderberry 'Laciniata' is an unusual shrub that combines a decorative appearance with practical benefits. Its unique indented leaves, abundant flowering and edible fruits make it not only an ornament, but also a useful addition to any garden. It is an ideal choice for people who value plants that are easy to grow and versatile.

Plant Specification

• Flower pot: 2 liters
• Age: 2 years old
• Frost resistance: Yes