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Looking for Indian Gooseberry cutting (Phyllanthus emblica)

11 years ago

Looking for an Indian Gooseberry cutting (Phyllanthus emblica). If grown from seed (which apparently is fairly easy) this plant takes about 10 years to start producing fruit.

I'd prefer not to wait that long! Does anyone have an Indian Gooseberry (also known as "Amla" in Ayurvedic medicine) in the Seattle area that I might take a few cuttings from?

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