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Looking for figs

13 years ago

I absolutely fell in love with figs this past summer, when my turkey fig gave me my first ever figs. How sweet they were ! I only have it in a 5 gallon pot for now, so I am wanting to try more varieties. I'm hooked !

I have many plants to trade, depending on what you are looking for. Would anyone have any plants and/or cuttings for trade ?

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Rigo76443
13 years ago
I have a few type of figs to share, what do you have to share?

Celeste

Brown Turkey

Texas Everbearing

unknown Fig variety from an abandon house i found

unknown Italian Fig from a Restaurant in my area where the chef was from Italy . He brought over a cutting from his family fig tree and i have access to cuttings.

email me at Rigo76443@windstream.net if interested in trading and what you have to trade.
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