Elderflower – pink – guide & ordering

Elderflower in pink. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Lilac – Pink for Romantic Occasions

Pink lilac is a beautiful and elegant flower that's perfect when you want to make a strong impression without too much fuss. This charming variety of the classic lilac offers a soft, romantic feel that makes it ideal for matters of the heart, anniversaries, or simply when you want to make someone's heart skip a beat. Pink lilac is a flower that speaks for itself – sophisticated yet warm and welcoming.

Fragrance and Appearance That Impress

One of the greatest advantages of Pink Elderflower is its distinct and pleasant fragrance that fills a room with natural beauty. Cut sprays of Pink Elderflower are perfect for various arrangements and bouquets. The pink colour of the elderflower creates a romantic atmosphere without being too overpowering, and the combination of colour and scent makes Pink Elderflower a truly sensory experience for whoever receives it. This flower is something special – it's not just beautiful to look at, it smells wonderful too.

Care and Longevity

Pink lilac is a flower that loves water and thrives best with plenty of moisture. Place your bouquet in a shaded spot where it can benefit from indirect light, and make sure the water is fresh and the stems are well supported. With proper care, you can enjoy your Pink Elderflower for approximately 10 days – a period that offers excellent value for money. This flower is low-maintenance but appreciates a little attention, just like the relationships we value most.

A Gift Worth Every Penny

Whether you're sending it as a romantic gift, a surprise for someone you care about, or simply to brighten someone's day, Pink Lilac is a choice you won't regret. Just remember this flower is toxic to pets, so keep it out of reach of your furry friends. Let Pink Lilac be your secret weapon for showing thoughtfulness and elegance.

Quick facts – Elderflower – Pink

Colour
pink
Latin name
Sambucus nigra
Type
shrub
Flowering
june-july
Light
full sun to partial shade
Water
moderate
Height
300-600 cm
Scent
strong
Toxic to pets
yes
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FAQ about Elderflower – Pink

What kind of soil suits elder best?
Elder thrives in fertile, moist but well-drained soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH. The shrub is very adaptable and grows in most soils, including clay and sand. It flowers best in sun or light shade.
How often should elder be watered?
Established elder rarely needs extra water. In very dry spells, water deeply once a week. Newly planted shrubs need regular watering for the first two years until the root system is established.
When and how should elder be pruned?
Prune in late winter while the shrub is dormant. Remove dead, damaged and crossing branches, and cut a few of the oldest stems down to the base. Elder tolerates hard pruning and readily produces new shoots.
Which pests and diseases affect elder?
Elder is generally trouble-free. Black bean aphids can appear on young shoots in early summer but rarely harm the shrub seriously. Leaf spot can occur in very damp weather.
Can elderflowers be used for cordial?
Yes, the flowers are traditionally used for elderflower cordial and tea. Pick fully open flower heads on a dry, sunny day and use them the same day. Note that the leaves, bark, unripe berries and raw berries contain substances that can make you ill, so the ripe berries must be cooked before eating.

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