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Bob Gordon Elderberry

Bob Gordon Elderberry

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Bob Gordon - This new and unique varietal has inverted berry heads that help to protect them from avian threats. The yield of the Bob Gordon has proven to be close to triple that of other varieties! Research has indicated that this is a superior elderberry variety, especially for the Midwest regions. Determinate 

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Non-GMO Commitment: At Growing Farmers and The Farm on Central, all our plants are guaranteed non-GMO and not genetically modified in any way, upholding natural breeding methods and promoting sustainable gardening and farming practices.

Growing method: Grown on our Coop farms using natural growing methods, no chemicals used.

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Kellie Warnick
Bob Gordon elderberry

We received our cuttings mid February and the were in great condition. We have planted them in pots until the weather permits us to plant outside and they are already thriving. I can’t wait to get them in the ground

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Connie Irvin

Healthy cuttings!!

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Moondawg Spock
Hopefully waiting

Received my n good order, have been anxiously awaiting starting these. They are rooting in polls s, waiting for a warm spring to plant in my orchard. They are showing greenery and rooting. Wish me luck!

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R Bloom
All are starting to grow

Ordered 3 Bob Gordon Elderberry cuttings. The cuttings are nice, thick and healthy. Started in pots as its still cold here. I have them on a heated seedling mat under grow lights. All 3 started sprouting from the nodes in about 6-7 days. Very happy with them so far.

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Sara L Schaeffer
Bob Gordon Elderberry

My shipment of Bob Gordon came actually two days before the arrival date. They looked very healthy and I’m getting excited to start planting in May.