Shipping February through April
Starting November 1st - Pre-Order Elderberry Cuttings
Elderberry Cuttings
Here are some important instructions:
We Support You
If you're new to elderberry growing and have questions, don't worry! We're here to provide expert guidance. To ensure a thriving crop of flowers and berries, in spring, plant your elderberry cuttings in a sunny spot with nutrient-rich soil. As early as 16 months, you can begin harvesting elderberries and relish the immune-building benefits with your loved ones.
What you Need to know
Rest assured, elderberry bushes are well-suited to survive Canadian winters and produce thriving flowers and berries. However, deciding on the right variety can be confusing. We recommend varieties "Ranch" & "Kent" which thrive in most regions across Canada. They root easily, ripen early, and are reliable producers.
Elderberry Cuttings | Certified Organic
Availability for Cuttings
Pre-Order begins November 1st
Shipping starts February 1st through April, in the order we receive orders
Want to grow your own elderflowers and elderberries? Store cuttings in the fridge then plant in early spring and begin to harvest as early as 16 months later.
- Each order includes printed Growing Tips
- Unsure what elderberry varieties to order? We got you! Simply choose "Let us select best varieties for your address" and we'll send you a personalized mix!
- Variety Descriptions
- We recommend more than 1 variety for better fruit set
- Minimum order is 6 cuttings, this ensures best success
- We'll substitute with a good alternative if at the time of packing, we are out of stock of that variety
BC Certified Organic by NOOA for sale in BC
Buy more & save
15+: 10% off
25+: 15% off
100+: 20% off
500+: 30% off
1000+: 40% off
2000+: 50% off
USA Orders
All USA orders require a phytosanitary certificate: <100 cuttings: $54USD phytosanitary fee is part of your shipping cost, calculated at checkout >100 cuttings: no cost for phytosanitary and shipping
Customer Reviews
Six out of nine cuttings are doing great. The other three might be a little slower because I didn't soak them before planting them. The slower ones are Kent and they don't have a bit of green on them anywhere. Am hoping to get replacement cuttings to try again. This time I will soak them overnight.
Am very happy with the Ranch and Victoria cuttings and am actively looking for a place to plant them where I won't have to fight bears to pick them. Our property might be a little too secluded but I don't them close to a roadside either. Louise was most helpfull with advice on that.
I would like them for tinctures and a wee it of elderberry wine.
Hi Marni, looks like your cuttings are off to a good start. Cuttings can often send green shoots up from the bottom node rather than the top node. This can take a few extra weeks to poke through the soil. Keep up the good work! Let us know how it goes, Louise
Looking forward to planting the elderberries!
Happy planting! - Louise
What a great resource to have right here in British Columbia. Being able to order all the unique varieties in small quantities has really opened this fruit up to everyone. I’ve ordered several times over the years and it’s always been an excellent experience. The cuttings are easy to grow. Stick them in the ground and they grow!
Bayka, amazing. thank you!! Wishing you continue elderberry cutting growing success. happy planting this spring!! - Louise
Not long ago I received my Elderberry cuttings & am storing them in the fridge until I can plant them.as soon as the snows gone I'll prepare the area I want to plant. Hopefully they be in the ground third week of April.
Looking forward to making Elderberry syrup, pies, jam ect. In a few yrs.
I received my cuttings, delivery was quick & Elderberry grove were lovely to deal with. They set me in the right direction on which type would grow well, based on my location.
Thank you 🤞🏼 they flourish here in Central Alberta.
Gail, sounds like you're off to a great start with your elderberry cuttings. Wishing you much success growing elderbery in Alberta, canada! The early ripening varieties we sent you are cold hardy and grow well together. happy spring planting! - Louise
I received my elderberry cuttings and promptlty planted them in small pots indoors as per instructions. Within a couple of weeks they sprouted their new little leaves. I am patiently waiting for the roots to develop so That when the time comes I can plant them outdoors. Every one of them sprouted and I am super excited to watch them grow this year and all the years after. Very happy with the results so far.
Great to hear Kandise, wishing you much success growing elderberry this year! - Louise