Sambucus racemosa 'SMNSRD4' ~ Lemony Lace® Elderberry repeat-blooms Can be invasive in some

Can be invasive  in some Southern states

Bayberry (Myrica pensylvanica)

it is intolerant of wet or boggy soils- the roots may rot- move to dryer ground for fall and winter

adding beauty and charm

the tree produces abundant clusters of deep pink to red flowers

Sambucus racemosa 'SMNSRD4' ~ Lemony Lace® Elderberry repeat-blooms Can be invasive in someLemony Lace Elderberry is a compact, freely branching native deciduous shrub with an irregular mounded habit. The finely dissected foliage emerges bright yellow edged in red and matures to chartreus. Large flat top clusters of white star shaped flowers begin in early spring before the foliage emerges. The red drupes begin in late summer to fall. Grows best in moist, humusy well drained soils. Tolerates wet soils. NOTE: the berries for Lemony Lace are