Elderberries are monoecious not dioecious.

Thank you Josh and you are correct, my mistake. - Jeff McMillian, Almost Eden

Josh - NY/USA

I bought this plant and ended up putting it into a largish container and bringing it inside during the one freeze we've had so far. It's in front of a south facing window and I gave it some fertilizer because new leaves started quickly. The plant is healthy and I think will last well in the container until I can get it put into the ground.

Kristin - Louisiana

I received my plant in perfect condition, and it started growing immediately. It is now covered in new green growth. I haven't had the plant long enough to see blooms or berries yet, but the plant itself is doing wonderfully. Where I live, this plant is probably considered more of a natural, background shrub, but I just love this as a specimen plant.

Zachary - Virginia, US