Golden Tower Elderberry has shimmering golden, lacey leaves that resemble a Japanese maple. Its dense, columnar habit makes an ideal focal plant in the landscape. White flower clusters are produced in spring, followed by clusters of red berries providing a …

Sambucus nigra Golden Tower ('Jdeboer001'PBR) elder [Golden Tower] A compact, deciduous shrub, with a narrower growing habit than most cultivars, with divided, pinnate leaves, flushed yellow from spring through to autumn. Frothy panicles of tiny, scented, white flowers in summer are followed by round, glossy, black fruit.

Sambucus nigra Golden Tower has an elegant, narrow upright growth. This elderberry also features showy, yellow-green foliage. Its color is like gold glistening in the sun! The leaves have a gorgeous, deeply incised shape. Pretty, white flower clusters appear in summer. Golden Tower requires very little maintenance.

Sambucus nigra Golden Tower ‘Jdeboer001’ is an amazing columnar addition to the elderberries with strongly upright stems 6-8 feet tall and only 3-4 feet wide covered in dissected golden and lime green foliage. Flat-topped clusters of white, self-fertile flowers in early summer can be followed by purple-black, edible berries.

Sambucus nigra Golden Tower™ PP28957 is a broadleaf deciduous shrub with chartreuse and gold foliage. In spring and summer white flowers emerge followed by red fruit. Attracts bees, birds and butterflies making it an excellent addition to pollinator gardens. Grows well with sun - dappled shade and regular water.

2021年6月20日 · Golden Tower ‘Jandeboer001’ is relatively new, being introduced in 2005 and is a useful plant. It is supposed to reach 3m high and 1m wide and could be a better plant than the more common yellow-leaved forms of Sambucus racemosa – which often develop burned leaf tips if the soil is dry or the sun too harsh.

Golden Tower™ Elderberry has shimmering golden, lacey leaves that resemble other types of laceleaf elderberries, however its dense, columnar habit makes a completely different focal plant in the landscape. White flower clusters are produced in spring, followed by clusters of red berries providing a beautiful contrast against the foliage.

This striking elderberry is perfect for adding height and colour to a smaller garden because its natural habit is slender and upright. The foliage is really pretty too, being deeply incised and if grown in a sunny spot, a bright yellowish green - and in early summer the display is topped off with flattened clusters of white flowers.

Golden Tower™ elderberry has golden, lacy leaves that resemble a Japanese maple. Its dense, columnar habit makes an ideal focal plant in the landscape. White flower clusters are …