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HAVE: Desert King Fig cuttings

9 years ago

Most delicious and super easy to grow in the PNW. I can certainly use some ferns or other shade loving plants.

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Marta Houlding
9 years ago
Hi there, I can't really offer you anything this year as I have moved to my new place late this summer but if you have few cuts you don't need I would really appreciate if I could get a piece...thank you in advance!
graze r
9 years ago
Do you still have these to trade? I have ferns I want to dig up. Also digging up Scilla bulbs that love shade. I'll need help digging the ferns though. They're pretty large, if you want them.
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ramv3
Original Author
9 years ago
Graze, sorry I just saw this post as I dont visit too often. I still have some cuttings I am now trying to root in the yard. They may have rooted a bit already. You are welcome to them.

I am happy to come by to dig up a couple of the ferns if you still have them. You can have the cuttings anyway. I live in the Kirkland WA area

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