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Fig cuttings: Looking for trade or will do postage

10 years ago

Would anyone have fig cuttings that do well in zone 6 for trade or postage? I do have BT which has done wonderfully and is producing figs in its second year and have become kind of fascinated by fig trees.

Please check my tradelist.

Thanks

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milehighgirl
10 years ago
plantsforever,

I have rooted cuttings of Hardy Hartford I could trade. I haven't shipped rooted cuttings before so I will need advice. At this time they have about 4 large leaves. I think it is best to take scion when it's dormant.
patriota
10 years ago
I have overpruned my trees this year

This post was edited by patriota on Thu, Dec 19, 13 at 21:03
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vitalucky
10 years ago
Patriota
I would be interested in some Black madeiras cuttings.
You stated $15 including shipping: for how many cuttings?
Thanks
Sal
patriota
10 years ago
How about 6 cuttings so you can have better odds at rooting than the typical 2 or 3?

pvsuccess19@aol.com
this is the Paypal payto
patriota
10 years ago
for 6 cuttings

pvsuccess19@aol.com
this is the Paypal address to make a payment to

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