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Ranch - Harsh conditions and poorer soil are no problem for this aptly named varietal. The shorter, stocky shape offers a lower fruiting canopy, and berries are produced on single stems. Earliest Determinate

Elderberries are semi-self-fertile, but for higher yields, it is advisable to plant multiple varieties.

All elderberry are sold with a minimum of 3 sticks with 2+ nodes each. Please see the photos for bundle sizes and examples of what you get.

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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Customer Reviews

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D.W.
Cuttings not viable

I got 3 each Sambucus Canadensis , Ranch and York in in spring. Some were sprouting leaves already when they arrived but they were wilted and off color. None rooted even under humidity tent in greenhouse. Ended up in compost.

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Debra Gauger
Lost

Still in the refrigerator. Don’t know how far apart, do I need a new cut? Is it too late?
On the positive, after watching videos I have now been able to identify the elderberries that are in the side of the road. I’m so happy!
How long from flower to fruit? I’m afraid that I won’t see them after the white flowers are gone

Hi there, thank you for leaving a review for our Ranch elderberriest. It is best to start them angled side down in small pots this time of year and place them in shade until they have rooted. You can then plant the rooted plants at least 4-6 feet apart. We're glad you were able to identify them and we're happy to hear you're enjoying them. From flower to fruit, it typically takes about 2-3 weeks. We hope this helps and please feel free to reach out to us with any further questions. Thank you and happy growing!

Here is a link to our very helpful Elderberry Cutting Instructions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CN8TpNSur_LotHp4JwG4YxYEstUFyVNqTuXg5lMQAYU/edit?usp=sharing

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Vickie McIlroy
Great company

I received my Elderberry plants. They came with full instructions on keeping until planting and how to plant them. I've planted all my sticks and I'm excited to see them start to grow.

Hi there! Thank you for your kind review! We are thrilled to hear that you had a great experience with our farm and that you are excited to see your Elderberry plants grow. Our team takes great care in providing detailed instructions to ensure our customers have a successful planting experience. We hope you enjoy your new plants and please don't hesitate to reach out if you need any further assistance. Happy gardening!

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Lyne Peterson
Southern Idaho

Prompt delivery of elder b bet cuttings. Sprouts already. Let's hope I don't kill them.

Hi there, Lyne! Thanks for leaving a review for our Ranch elderberries. We're so glad to hear that your elderberry cuttings arrived promptly and are already sprouting. We have faith in your gardening skills and wish you the best of luck in keeping them thriving. If you need any tips or assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. Happy gardening!

Here is a link to our Elderberry Cutting Instructions that may be helpful: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CN8TpNSur_LotHp4JwG4YxYEstUFyVNqTuXg5lMQAYU/edit?usp=sharing

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Reba Beard
Ranch cuttings

Thank you. 2 of the 3 cuttings survived and have new sprouts.

Hey there, Reba!

Thank you for your review of our Ranch cuttings. We're so glad to hear that two out of three survived and are already sprouting new growth. We hope they continue to thrive and bring you joy. I can take at least 6 weeks for some cuttings to start to show signs of growth. If the third cutting is still struggling, please contact customer support via email, orders@central.farm, so that we can help assess it's viability and send a replacement if necessary. Following is our elderberry cutting instructions that may be helpful to you, specifically the last section: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CN8TpNSur_LotHp4JwG4YxYEstUFyVNqTuXg5lMQAYU/edit?usp=sharing. Happy gardening!

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