American Elderberry Cuttings Organic Sambucus Nigra Live Unrooted Fruiting Shrub – 10 Count

Grow Your Own Organic Elderberry with Live Unrooted Cuttings

Start your own edible garden with these 10 American Elderberry (Sambucus Nigra) cuttings. These live, unrooted cuttings are ready to grow into fruiting shrubs, producing large, delicious berry clusters. The American Elderberry is known for its exceptional health benefits and is a fast-growing, upright plant that yields fruit quickly once established. These cuttings are perfect for anyone looking to add edibles to their garden while also benefiting local wildlife.

Each order includes at least 10 cuttings, measuring 5-8″ in length, sourced from healthy plants. As a bonus, you’ll receive a propagation manual with proven methods to help you achieve great results with your cuttings. We may also include extra smaller or thinner cuttings and some exceptionally thick cuttings, and occasionally, even pre-rooted material. Remember, only eat fully ripened berries; green parts of the plant and unripe berries are not edible.

Key Benefits of Growing American Elderberry

• Health Benefits: Elderberries are packed with antioxidants and vitamins, known to boost the immune system.
• Edible Delights: Use the ripe berries to make jams, jellies, syrups, and wines.
• Wildlife Attraction: Attract birds and other wildlife to your garden.
• Fast Growth: Enjoy a relatively quick yield of fruit once the plant is established.
• Beautiful Blooms: Enjoy the fragrant white flowers in the spring, followed by clusters of dark purple berries.

These Sambucus Nigra cuttings offer an easy and affordable way to expand your garden and enjoy the many benefits of this amazing plant. Start growing your own organic elderberries today!

Frequently Asked Questions About American Elderberry Cuttings

• How long will it take for the cuttings to root? Rooting times vary, but typically, you can expect to see root development within 4-8 weeks under optimal conditions.
• What size pot should I use to start the cuttings? Start with a 4-inch pot filled with well-draining potting mix.
• How much sunlight do the cuttings need while rooting? Provide bright, indirect sunlight during the rooting process. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the cuttings.
• How often should I water the cuttings? Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry.
• What is the best time of year to plant the rooted elderberry? The best time to plant is in the spring after the last frost or in the fall before the ground freezes.