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Viburnum edule Cuttings - Set of 5 Dormant Squashberry Cuttings | Wild Harvested Native Berry Shrub for Propagation

Viburnum edule Cuttings - Set of 5 Dormant Squashberry Cuttings | Wild Harvested Native Berry Shrub for Propagation

Regular price $54.00 USD
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Grow a cherished northern native berry shrub with these Viburnum edule cuttings, commonly known as Squashberry, Mooseberry, or Highbush Cranberry. Found throughout northern forests and wild landscapes, this hardy shrub is valued for its attractive foliage, clusters of edible red berries, and exceptional cold tolerance.

These cuttings are collected from wild-growing plants during winter dormancy and are intended for gardeners interested in propagating their own plants. Viburnum edule is a popular traditional berry species throughout Alaska and other northern regions, appreciated for both its ornamental qualities and its wildlife value.

Please note that this listing is for unrooted dormant cuttings, not established plants. Successful rooting requires proper propagation techniques, consistent moisture, and attentive aftercare. Gardeners with experience rooting woody cuttings will typically achieve the best results.

You will receive healthy dormant cuttings similar in size and condition to those shown in the listing photos.

You will receive:
✔️ 5 Viburnum edule dormant cuttings
✔️ Wild harvested plant material
✔️ Unrooted propagation cuttings
✔️ Freshly collected dormant wood
✔️ Secure packaging for safe arrival

🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Squashberry, Mooseberry, Highbush Cranberry
Scientific Name: Viburnum edule
Sunlight: Full sun to part shade
Watering: High during rooting and establishment
Soil: Moist, well-draining soil rich in organic matter
Hardiness Zones: 2–7
Growth Habit: Deciduous berry-producing shrub
Format: Dormant cuttings

💡 Care Tip: Dip cuttings in rooting hormone before planting and maintain consistent moisture throughout the rooting process. High humidity and protection from direct afternoon sun can improve rooting success.

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