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Looking for fig trees

16 years ago

I hope it is ok to post on here trying to get some fig trees, if not I am sorry.

I am looking for some different variety fig trees that will grow in the midlands of SC. I would like to order 9 trees them being 3 different varities. Don't know if you may have too many and just want to get rid of them or I would be willing to buy if the shipping is not too much.

Thanks,

Wade

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ottawan_z5a
16 years ago
Wade
I don't believe there is anything wrong with what you have posted.
You can start by looking for fig trees at the site:
http://encantofarms.com/
Click on ordering info. Don't be afraid if you see more bananas than you can eat. Just scroll down and you may be closer to buying your choice of fig trees.
fignut
16 years ago
midnight, It's fine to ask, but replies are usually private - and you haven't listed an e-mail option. The address can be kept private by GW.
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smittee
16 years ago
I was given this one

http://figs4fun.com/

ssmittee
midnight1957
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks fignut, I didn't realize that I had not entered my email address. No wonder hardly anyone have replied to me!!!DUH

Wade
amjg
16 years ago
Wade
I have cutting from some unknown fig trees that I was given from generous person after they pruned this year. I am willing to share, so e-mail me.
Anthony

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