Iowa Gardening | Planting an Elderberry Lemon Lace

Join Dustin for this week's Iowa Gardening video as he talks about the lovely Lemon Lace Elderberry and shows how to properly plant a shrub in the garden.
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[@Gladys7477]

Unfortunately, I couldn't hear most of this video.

[@kater8730]

Volume up full couldn't hear anything :(

[@kd1687]

Should this one be pruned?

[@RealBradMiller]

It blooms on old wood, so you want to prune immediately after flowering, but then you are sacrificing the berries, and possibly the next year's flower buds for that particular branch.
It's best to let them grow out for a few years, removing any branches that cross, are dead or diseased, or in the way, and every like seven years take it to the ground almost to rejuvenate it. I've got a black lace and and lemony lace in my front beds. Lime green for the morning, deep purple for the evening sun! Cheers

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Sounds is very low, not hearing video