Elderberry Cuttings | Certified Organic
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- This listing is for 1 elderberry cutting
- Add 4 or more to your cart
- Select 2 or more varieties from the drop down menu (e.g. 8 x Ranch, 2 x Bob Gordon)
- Or choose "*Let us select best varieties for your address"
- see elderberry variety description
- Each order comes with elderberry growing tips!
- We ship January through April in the order we receive orders
- At the time of fulfilling your order, if we are out of stock, we'll substitute with a good alternative
- Buy more cuttings and save:
- 25+: $6.30/cutting
- 100+: $5.40
- 1000+: $3.50
- 2000+: $3.10
- 3000+: $2.97
Are you new to growing elderberry from cuttings? Read How to Grow
Certified Organic by NOOA for sale in BC
Customer Reviews
Customer service was excellent when I was having problems with my cuttings. Would order from this site again!
Louise was very kind with her time and all my questions via email. I still have lots of questions yet.!!
I am a herbalist. Up north we only have the red elderberry. I envision an “elderberry Grove” that I can use for personal consumption and for making medicine.
I am not a grower. I am a wildcrafter. I leave the growing to nature, so taking this on is going to be interesting! I potted my 20 starts, and they will remain in pots until I can find a place to put them in the ground, as I am a bit of a gypsy at the moment. Wish me luck!
Cant wait to plant my cuttings here in Montreal!
Love the taste of elderberries hoping to use them in my kombucha everything seems to be going well so far have them in pots right now just starting to bud will plant once I get my irrigation system in
I received three different elderberries about 2 weeks ago. The cuttings are growing fast in my garage. I'll transplant them in about one month, if not sooner. We live in Victoria BC (zone 8-9) so I expect them to grow well. I once lived in Germany for 1 year and there were elderberry (Holunder in German) trees in the woods. One reason I grow these elderberries is for their flowers, not the berries. I can't wait to see them bloom (I guess in a couple of years?)
I really like elderberrygrove's service and the quality of the cuttings I received. Thanks!
