A native deciduous shrub prized for its large clusters of white flowers in late spring and abundant black berries in late summer that attract wildlife. The berries are edible and commonly used for jams, syrups, and elderberry products.

Blackhaw is a native deciduous shrub prized for its fragrant white flower clusters in spring and striking blue-black fruits and burgundy fall foliage. It's a low-maintenance plant excellent for wildlife and naturalized landscapes.

A fast-growing native shrub or small tree with flat-topped white flower clusters followed by distinctive blue-gray berries that are popular with birds. It naturally occurs in moist areas from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico and prefers full sun with moderate water.

Blue Elderberry is a deciduous shrub native to the southwestern United States and Mexico, valued for its blue-black berries used in jams, syrups, and traditional medicine. It thrives in dry to moderate moisture conditions and provides excellent food and habitat for wildlife.

A vigorous deciduous shrub producing creamy-white flower clusters in late spring followed by dark purple-black berries in late summer, valued for culinary and medicinal uses. Attracts birds and wildlife while offering ornamental interest throughout the growing season.

A deciduous shrub prized for its showy white lacecap flowers in spring, followed by bright red berries that attract wildlife and persist into winter. The foliage turns vibrant red and burgundy in autumn.

A native North American shrub with flat white flower clusters and bright red berries that persist into winter, valued for wildlife food and ornamental interest. Extremely hardy and adaptable with attractive lobed foliage that turns deep red in fall.

A native deciduous shrub with distinctive horizontal branching and white flower clusters in late spring, followed by red berries that ripen to blue-black. Named for its arching branches that hobble along the ground.

A dense evergreen shrub valued for its dark glossy foliage and fragrant clusters of white to pale pink flowers that bloom in late fall and winter. Excellent for hedging, screening, or specimen planting in mild climates.

A native woodland shrub prized for its distinctive three-lobed maple-like leaves that turn wine-red in fall. It produces small white flowers in spring followed by blue-black berries that attract birds.

A deciduous shrub prized for its bright red berries that ripen in early summer and persist into fall. It produces fragrant white flower clusters in spring followed by ornamental fruit that attracts birds.

A deciduous shrub prized for its flat white flower clusters in late spring, followed by attractive red berries that turn black as they mature. Its foliage provides excellent fall color, making it a four-season ornamental for woodland gardens and naturalized settings.