Samdal Elderberry Plants

Elderberry has long been celebrated for its medicinal qualities, but did you know it’s great for making wine and jam, too? While both Samdal and Samyl are needed in your garden for cross-pollination purposes, Samdal is the powerhouse. Incredibly productive and vigorous, Samdal will produce long shoots in its first year that will bear fruit the following year. You care for Samdal as you would summer-bearing raspberries: the shoots are removed after bearing fruit and replaced by the current year’s growth. It’s as simple as that! You’ll want to be sure to plant 1 Samyl for every 5 Samdal that you include in your garden.

• Why Choose Samdal? Samdal is a powerhouse that is incredibly productive and vigorous.  
• What to Expect? Samdal will produce long shoots in its first year that will bear fruit the following year. You care for Samdal as you would summer-bearing raspberries: the shoots are removed after bearing fruit and replaced by the current year’s growth. It’s as simple as that!
• Recommended Growing Zones: Samdal is recommended for growers in hardiness zones 3–7.