HAVE: Have rooted fig cutting

journey149

17 years ago

Would like to trade for other fruit plants

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elly29
17 years ago
May I ask how you rooted these fig cuttings? I have a fig tree and would love to learn how to start cuttings from it.
Elly
tink62
17 years ago
I have June Red Plum Baby's...dug from the root of parent tree. Please lmk via my email if you are iterested.
Thanx for your time ~
Tink62
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The easiest way to get a fig tree is to root a cutting and it should have fruit in a very few years like 3 at the most. The older a fig tree gets the larger it gets just like most things. Usually getting figs in 3 to 4 years depending on where you live. I have 3 nice trees now and 2 more small trees. I also have a 5 gal. bucket with 5 cuttings in it that I started early this spring that are well rooted and ready to plant this fall after the leaves fall. They are now about 3 feet tall and looking real good. DAN
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have: have rooted cutting Cl America, like to trade for louise sixteen rose cutting.
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lindamcgoo
17 years ago
I have some peach trees thats good for cooking pies jellys ect. and very pretty in spring red leaves about 6"to 8 inches tall dug from under my tree
joe_n_sc
17 years ago
I have some yellow plums and damson plums rooting, plus I can root some sweet cherrys if you want them. LMK. Joe

Here is a link that might be useful: Joe's Trade Lists
brandiwine
17 years ago
I would like to trade something for the fig rooting if it's still available - E. TN area
tthomas88
16 years ago
i would love to have one. I have crocosmia and vinca (varigated) to trade.
tthomas88
tiggiesplants
16 years ago
how about rooted light pink crepe myrtles or japanese plums?
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