Pedilanthus bracteatus Loam Elderberry (Sambuccus nigra)

Elderberry (Sambuccus nigra)

You can cut the old stems back to about three inches off the ground in the winter

- Prefers well drained soil

Includes a paper hanger that acts as a wind catcher

A fast growing succulent that can reach up to three feet tall and six feet wide

Pedilanthus bracteatus Loam Elderberry (Sambuccus nigra)Slipper plant An upright succulent that grows up to eight feet tall and four feet wide. It branches from the base and has narrow cylindrical green stems with red flowers that bloom in the spring and summer. The sap is toxic and can cause irritation on skin and vomiting if ingested. Plant in full sun to light shade Best in well drained soil Drought tolerant Extreme heat tolerance Hardy up to 25 degrees Great in containers Native to the Mexico