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Wanted Elderberry and or currant cuttings

15 years ago

Does anyone have any currant, black white or red cuttings, or elderberry cutting to offer up? I will probably use rooting hormone on them and keep in my basement for the winter, and plant in the spring. Sorry I am just starting out so I cannot offer anything in trade except cost of shipping..... Please help! I am only looking for 2 or 3 of each... you can e-mail Briankos@AOL.com

Brian

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amelia_pepper_lady
15 years ago
Sending you e-mail.
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darlene87
15 years ago
I have more than plenty enough of black currants. I may have some rooted also, would have to check. They are super easy to start from cuttings with no rooting hormone. I have never used rooting hormone on them, just stick them in soil, and they take. Willing to send a lot for sase.
Darlene
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amelia_pepper_lady
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Did you receive my e-mail? I will be happy to send you some elderberry cuttings.
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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
15 years ago
Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for instructions on getting your email link set up on your Member Page as well as a location.
Some members, myself included, will not respond to posts where there is no location listed on the member page.

Others won't look for an email addy in a thread either.

Happy Gardening and Trading.

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