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Red Elderberry (Sambucus racemosa var. racemosa)
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Shrub
Yellow
White
5 Petals
Opposite
Deciduous
Has Berries
Native
Description
CA Bloom Jul - Aug
Red Elderberry has large clusters of fragrant white flowers that grow into rounded bunches of bright red berries.
Each flower has 5 separate white petals and long
stamens
.
They also have large
compound leaves
that have a strong odor when crushed.
CA native
AKA Pacific Red Elderberry
ViburnaceaeFamily
Large
compound leaves
with 7 leaflets. Each leaflet can be up to 6 inches long. Edges are irregularly serrated.
Fragrant flower clusters are rounded (not flat topped like other Elderberries).
Bright red berries form a rounded cluster.
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