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| First there are enormous green formations, which turn white and delightsome for pollinators. |
"Although elderberries grow well in moist soils, it's a myth they can grow in poorly drained, wet soils." Call me Myther Gardener - we have soggy clay soil, poorly drained, overloaded with rain.
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| This bush is weighed down by the ripe berries. My two elderberries are currently about 10 feet tall and not yet ripe. I would gladly have a green wall of them, but the birds planted their own favorites. |
