Sambucus williamsii

Sambucus williamsii

Sambucus williamsii is a deciduous shrub or small tree native to Asia.

It grows to approximately 5.5 meters tall.

The leaves are compound, with serrated edges and an elongated shape.

The cream or white flowers, arranged in flat inflorescences, bloom in spring and summer.

The fruit are ovoid berries, reddish or black in color.

Sambucus williamsii prefers moist soil. It tolerates sandy, clay, and sandy-loam soils ranging from acidic to alkaline. It withstands strong winds and air pollution. However, it does not tolerate salty, sea air. It prefers a shady or partially shaded location.