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cactuspaul

HAVE: Elderberry cuttings

cactuspaul Tulsa zone7
9 years ago

I am about to cut back my elderberries for the season and thought I would see if anybody wanted to trade for them. They are pretty easy to root. I regret I don't know the name of the elderberry but I bought the original from a commercial nursery years ago, It is very productive, disease resistant and drought tolerate. I am interested in other edibles for the landscape especially

northern blueberry cuttings of plants
currants of any color cuttings or plants
sweet but drought tolerate strawberries

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