History: Scotia was developed at the Kentville AAFC Research and Development Centre in Nova Scotia. It is a seedling of another variety, Adams 2, and was released by the research station in 1960, alongside the variety Nova. It is grown commercially in Canada.
Why We Grow It: Scotia elderberries ripen early in
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Beside the fact that you guys ate 3 weeks before us for spring and the leafs where already coming out, I am happy. They are in my basement cold room in the farm and cold. I will plant them in a week and see.