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but lost popularity around 1920 when replaced by the Brazilian rubber tree

Desert King Fig

Fire and Ice Hosta

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Sambucus caerulea 3gal Blue Elderberry native but lost popularity around 1920Blue Elderberry, Mexican Elderberry, Tapiro. Creamy white, flat topped flowers in spring. Large drooping clusters of waxy blue berries in fall. Berries can be used to make elderberry wine, jam, syrup, and pies. Pacific NW Native. Deciduous shrub. Zones 5 10. Part shade to full sun. 7 25 ft. tall and wide.

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Sambucus caerulea 3gal Blue Elderberry native but lost popularity around 1920

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