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We're so happy to have the website alive with plants again! Very nice selection this year.
Check out grafted apples, pears, apricots, and plums, as well as nice seedling mulberries and black walnuts.
Orders placed now are for fall shipping unless otherwise noted.
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Hardwood Cuttings – Elderberry and Currants

Propagation magic

$5.00

Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Quantity Per Item Price
1-2 $5.00
3-4 $4.00
5-9 $3.00
10-19 $2.00
20-29 $1.75
30+ $1.50
Discounted Total: $5.00
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This page is serving as a hub for purchasing hardwood cuttings of Elderberries and Currants. Willows are still on their own page. This page will allow me to offer single cuttings for people who just want to grow a plant or two all the way up to many many cuttings for large installations.


These Plants Grow Easily From Hardwood Cuttings

We have hardwood cuttings of these plants available so you can propagate your own plants! Hardwood cuttings are literally just first year branches cut from a mother tree.

It is often almost as easy to plant hardwood cuttings of willow, elderberry, currants, and poplars as it is to plant a rooted plant. It also allows you to get plants growing where digging a large hole may be too destructive, like near the roots of a large tree or on a slope that is too steep to dig without being highly erosive. It also allows you to get many, many plants going with minimal upfront work of digging many holes.

Check out this video for a detailed look at planting your hardwood cuttings.


You can check out variety information on these pages:

Currants

Elderberries

Willows

This is a new feature to my website this year, so if this is clunky or hard to navigate, please send me an email to help me improve it.

Species And Variety Of Cutting

Black Currant – Ben Henry, Black Currant – Ben Sarek, Black Currant – Consort, Black Currant – Freedom, Black Currant – Minaj, Black Currant – Titania, Elderberry – Akiva, Elderberry – Johns, Elderberry – Scotia, Jostaberry