Figless garden
SeedTragedy
11 years ago
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Hello to all the fig lovers in here. I was never a fig fan and all that changed when I first bit into one. A (ripe) one. Turns out that my very first impression of figs came from eating unriped ones. Now I wish to grow some. I've looked online for cuttings but was a bit disappointed in how expensive they are. At this point I'd be happy to have just one cutting to baby. I was wondering if anyone on this forum had any cuttings to spare. Any variety will do. I dont have anything to trade as this is my first planting attempt. I would be happy to pay for shipping. Are there any proud fig growers out there who would like to share? Thank you so much. -Sincery One bald garden
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