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Who Wants Everbearing Fig Trees

18 years ago

I made a swap a couple of years ago for two everbearing fig trees. I don't know the variety but they have been producing yellowish-green fruit since early in the spring. They are at the corner of the greenhouse and need to be removed plus I don't need them. They are about 7 feet tall. If you want them for postage, I'll cut them back for shipping and mail you the cuttings with the rooted plants. LMK!!!

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Frog_hollow_lady
18 years ago
If your going to the swap...I want the figs...our Iguana loves them..

thanks.. Jody
tsmith2579
Original Author
18 years ago
Jody, do you want the fruits or the trees? The reason I'm trying to get rid of them is because there are never enough ripe figs all at one time to make preserves or jam. Now if you want the trees, this would be good for your lizard because he would have a few figs every day. LMK!
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Frog_hollow_lady
18 years ago
The tree.....yes, I could get some everyday...Just found a persimmon by my pond today....he?? I have persimmons...lol They look like little plums..

see you Sat.
Jody
browright
18 years ago
Do you have any left???If so I'd like to have some!!!!
tsmith2579
Original Author
18 years ago
Sorry, all are gone.

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