Sambucus nigra 'Haschberg'

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Sambucus nigra 'Haschberg' is a well-known and reliable elder variety prized for its heavy crops of large black berries and strong, vigorous growth. In early summer, it produces broad heads of creamy-white flowers, followed by abundant clusters of dark berries that ripen towards late summer and early autumn.

Commonly grown for elderflower cordials, syrups, and cooked elderberry products, 'Haschberg' is valued for its productivity and robustness. Easy to grow and fully hardy, it is suitable for garden borders, wildlife planting, and productive gardens, offering both ornamental appeal and reliable yields when grown in a sunny position.

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Key Features

Plants by type
  • Shrubs
Flower Colour
  • White
Eventual Height
  • 2.5m-4
Flowering Month
  • May
  • June
Planting Position
  • Full sun
  • Part shade
Features
  • Deciduous
  • Scented
  • Summer flowering
  • Interesting Foliage

How to care for Sambucus nigra 'Haschberg'

Light:
Full sun to partial shade; best flowering and fruiting occur in full sun.

Soil:
Moist, fertile, well-drained soil; tolerant of most soil types including clay.

Water:
Water regularly during establishment; once established, water during prolonged dry periods, especially in dry summers.

Pruning:
Prune in late winter or early spring; remove older wood to encourage strong new growth and improve flowering and fruit production.

Hardiness:
Fully hardy in UK conditions.

Feeding:
Feed in spring with a balanced fertiliser; mulch annually to conserve moisture and support vigorous growth.

Notes

Deciduous elder grown for fruit production

Strong, vigorous growth habit

Large flat heads of white flowers in early summer

Heavy cropping variety

Large black berries in late summer to early autumn

Widely used for elderflower and elderberry products

Suitable for gardens and small-scale fruit growing

Excellent wildlife value

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