Beaked Hazelnut Elderberry (adaptable to partial shade)

(adaptable to partial shade)

and for foliar sprays 5 gallons/acre (450 mL/1

Great for reclamation

Any attempt to dig it up results in more sprouting from the same spot from the retained roots (that go down like a million feet or something crazy)

The recommended application rate for soil is 10 gallons/acre (900 mL/1

Beaked Hazelnut Elderberry (adaptable to partial shade)Hardiness: Zone 2. Size: Shrub up to 12 ft. Planting: Extremely tolerant, Full sun to full shade, can tolerate dry or moist conditions. Fruit: Edible nut, 1cm. Pollination: Self pollinating. Use: Can be dried, but generally not consumed. Ripening: Early to mid fall. Pot: 1 gal pot These are native beaked hazelnut's, they are extremely tolerate and can grow within the forest canopy. They produce few clusters of small nuts that are edible but rarely