The Pocahontas elderberry is a vigorous, cold-hardy American variety valued for its abundant clusters of dark purple fruit and dependable yields. Berries ripen midseason and are excellent for syrups, jellies, and medicinal extracts.
 
Each cutting is taken from healthy stock grown naturally on our Kansas farm. Cuttings are fresh, dormant hardwood—ready to root or graft for spring planting.
 
Details
Fresh dormant hardwood cuttings (unrooted)
Labeled and moisture-sealed for shipping
Naturally grown without synthetic inputs
Ideal for home orchards, wildlife plantings, and medicinal use
 
Propagation
Root in a moist, well-drained medium under consistent warmth (65–75°F). Expect rooting in 4–6 weeks under steady conditions.
 
Cuttings come in bundles of 5 or 10.
 
Cuttings are approximately 6-10" in length and have enough nodes to give good rooting success.