Black Elder Hedging | Sambucus nigra Fritillaria michailovskyi They grow in most soil

They grow in most soil types but do less well in wet or shallow chalky areas

providing a delightful and colourful display throughout the season

heart-shaped foliage beneath dense clusters of very fragrant

the long-lasting flowerheads start with purer golden yellows and evolve to brilliant flecked and streaked blooms which are great for using as cut flowers or in an arrangement

Black Elder Hedging | Sambucus nigra Fritillaria michailovskyi They grow in most soilA fast growing deciduous UK native plant that magically repels rabbits Black Elder flowers in June and July, with large flat heads of creamy white blooms, followed by clusters of dark berries on red stems A fully hardy plant which will reach a height of approx 4m but can easily be maintained at 1 4m Low maintenance and tolerant of any soil conditions grow in full sun or partial shade Attractive to birds and insects Grow as a single species or as part