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Sambucus "Lemony Lace"

11 years ago

I was at the Canadian Tire in Cochrane today and saw this lovely new Sambucus called "Lemony Lace". It was only in a 2 gallon pot, but it was absolutely gorgeous. Mind you, it looked very much like my Sambucus "Morden Golden Glow". When I did an internet search on this, the photos were just like the Morden Golden Glow.

I am wondering if anyone knows anything about this Lemony Lace? What's the difference between this Sambucus and Morden Golden Glow please?

I absolutely love my Morden Golden Glow as it is not only gorgeous, but it also is extremely hardy too - winter after winter, it barely has any dieback of the branches, and it's one of the earliest shrubs to leaf out too. I just love it!

If the Lemony Lace is anything like it, it will be a huge success!

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