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Gardening

TuxedoKat

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9. Yes

Reply to NeoGreen (Reply #8)

Tue Feb 13, 2018, 01:17 PM

Feb 2018

I've heard they are easy to grow and I see them growing wild all over. I buy the best plants but probably haven't taken care of them as well as I could have, i.e., not enough sun, too dry, etc. Will try again this year with new plants in the sunniest areas, with good soil, fertilizer, etc.

As far as grafting, I just mentioned that in case you were interested in other fruit trees, etc.

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Elderberry Experiment: Update #5 [View all] NeoGreen Feb 2018 OP

Thank you for all your updates Ohiogal Feb 2018 #1

I had wild elderberries growing in our pasture but the sheep ate it all Farmer-Rick Feb 2018 #2

they just grow wild where i live in the mtns.. the deer like the berries... samnsara Feb 2018 #3

Here's to a fabulous growing season in your garden WhiteTara Feb 2018 #4

Kill the phragmites .... it is a nasty invasive Botany Feb 2018 #5

I would if... NeoGreen Feb 2018 #6

Wish I could grow Elderberries TuxedoKat Feb 2018 #7

I am very new to this... NeoGreen Feb 2018 #8

Yes TuxedoKat Feb 2018 #9

You've inspired me. WhiteTara Feb 2018 #10

Cool... NeoGreen Feb 2018 #11

Okay. I will. WhiteTara Feb 2018 #12