Sambucus canadensis Blonde Envy Tephrosia makes a slowly spreading deciduous

makes a slowly spreading deciduous

each bearing hundreds of mustard-yellow flowers that attract hummingbirds

that both shows up at an earlier age and remains stunning throughout the growing season

discovered by Art Petley of Austin

In late spring and again in the fall

Sambucus canadensis Blonde Envy Tephrosia makes a slowly spreading deciduousWe are so thrilled to be able to share the US native Sambucus 'Blonde Envy'. For years, we have failed miserably with the colored foliage elderberries on the market, which have extremely poor heat tolerance. Sambucus 'Blonde Envy' is a wild discovery in Fairfield County, SC by plantsman Keith Mearns, so it thrives in full sun, heat, and humidity. This amazing discovery forms a giant clump to 6' tall x 8' wide, clothed with brilliant yellow foliage. In