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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Blue Elderberry
Blue elderberry grows just down the road from Perennial Favorites. If you’re looking for a native fruit tree to add to your garden, look no further! The flowers are gorgeous in June and July. The berries, a deep blue, are used to … Continue reading
									
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