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Have to Trade: Blue Giant Fig Cuttings

12 years ago

Hey everyone. I have some Blue Giant fig cuttings to trade. Had to dig up and cut back my plant recently, so i have some extra cuttings for trade if anyone is interested. I would like to trade for some other types of figs that perform well in the south: NOT brown turkey, texas everbearing, celeste, or LSU gold or purple. Also looking for raspberry starts, and other types of fruits. I love old heirloom varieties. Would also consider other offers, but not really interested in most common types of plants and flowers. You can respond here or email me at hiway_86@yahoo.com. Thanks for your interest, Justin

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