Elderberry John jujube ovoid cones that may persist

ovoid cones that may persist on the branches for several years

non-hazardous terminal tip

This keeps the soil temperature cool and prevents up to 70% of water evaporation

They can tolerate occasional drought once established but benefit from regular watering

Bacterial Canker: Moorpark has some natural resistance compared to other apricots

Elderberry John jujube ovoid cones that may persistJohn Elderberry is a classic, heavy yielding American elderberry cultivar prized for its impressive cold hardiness, vigorous growth habit, and large fruit clusters. Native in its species background to eastern North America, this multi stemmed deciduous shrub grows on stout, upright stems with soft white pithy centers and light gray brown bark dotted with corky lenticels. Its large, bright to medium green compound leaves feature coarsely serrated