American Elderberry Cuttings – 20 Organic Sambucus Nigra Unrooted Fruiting Shrub Large Berry Clusters

Grow Your Own American Elderberry with Organic Cuttings

Start your own elderberry patch with these American Elderberry cuttings (Sambucus Nigra). This offer includes at least 20 live growth cuttings, each 5-8″ long, ready to be rooted. These cuttings are from a Black Elderberry variety known for producing abundant fruit with exceptional health benefits. A bonus propagation manual is included, detailing proven methods for achieving successful rooting and growth. We also include extra smaller or thinner cuttings that root well, and sometimes, exceptionally thick or even prerooted material.

The American Elderberry (Sambucus Nigra) is a must-have for edible landscaping. This fast-growing, upright shrub yields fruit relatively quickly once established, attracting wildlife and enriching your garden. Remember: ONLY eat fully ripened berries. Green parts of the plant and unripe berries are not edible and can be harmful. With these cuttings, you can easily propagate your own elderberry plants and enjoy the bountiful harvest of berries each year.

We ship via USPS within 3-5 days of purchase. Please ensure your shipping address is correct before ordering. If you have specific shipping requests, please leave a note on your order. Customer service is a top priority. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. The elderberry’s versatility makes it a great addition to any garden.

Key Benefits of Growing American Elderberry:

• Fast Growth: Quickly establish a productive shrub.
• Edible Berries: Enjoy the health benefits of homegrown elderberries.
• Wildlife Attraction: Support local ecosystems by providing food and shelter.
• Easy Propagation: Our included manual makes rooting these cuttings simple.
• Organic: Grow your own organic fruit.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. How long will it take for the cuttings to root? Rooting times vary, but typically you’ll see root development within 4-8 weeks, depending on environmental conditions and the propagation method used from the propagation manual.
2. What size pot should I use to start the cuttings? Start with a 4-inch pot filled with well-draining potting mix. This provides enough space for initial root growth.
3. How much sunlight do the cuttings need while rooting? Provide bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the cuttings before they develop roots.
4. Can I plant these cuttings directly into the ground? It’s best to root the cuttings in pots first to ensure successful establishment before transplanting them into the ground.
5. What USDA zone are these elderberries best suited for? These American Elderberry cuttings are suitable for USDA zones 3-8.