Bob Gordon Elderberry Lingonberries Partially self fertile in many

Partially self fertile in many locations

thus making it a valuable plant to intercrop with other species

Perhaps a blow on the head from this apple will inspire you too

from Michigan to Virginia

Bob Gordon Elderberry Lingonberries Partially self fertile in manySambucus canadensis 'Bob Gordon' Bob Gordon selected this very productive cultivar with large clusters of flavorful purple berries in 1999 in Osceola, Missouri, and it has become a staple of a regional elderberry growing industry. This variety grows 8' or more tall and is loaded with clusters of fruit that droop down, usually below the foliage. This keeps birds from robbing fruit from the bushes, making this variety particularly valuable for growers