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HAVE: trade fig plants or cuttings

ediblelandscaping.sc

11 years ago

I have several different small 1 gallon fig trees to trade for other fig trees or fig tree cuttings. willing to trade plant for plant or 1 plant for 15 cuttings because the cost of shipping will be higher on my end. I'm also willing to trade cuttings for cuttings 4 per variety. Please contact me if interested, my direct email is linked to gardenweb so I'll get back with you quick. Thanks for your interest and I look forward to hearing from you.

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ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
please let me know what you have.
ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
just a few pics of what I have
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ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
figs, chaste trees, ect..
ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
2 more
ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
I took a few more pics just to pan around
ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
figs and elderberries under my pawpaw's turkey fig tree
ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
last pic of the small 1 gallon plants
ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
3-5 gallon grafted apple & pear trees
ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
for the larger trees and edibles I'll need to trade something of equal weight or value because shipping is around $40 per potted tree. these range in size from 5 ft to over 8ft. your looking at 3 gallon hardy kiwi and more pear and apple trees.
ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
lastly grapes, blueberries Asian pears, roses, cherry bushes, ect...
ediblelandscaping.sc
Original Author
11 years ago
please contact me if you have fig trees or fig cuttings to trade. I'm also interested in red, yellow, white, and variegated chaste trees.
wildforager
11 years ago
message sent.
SmokyMist
11 years ago
I am very interested in doing a trade for the smaller pots.
Idlewild
10 years ago
I would love to trade some fig tree cuttings.My tree is from a cutting I brought back from Lebanon. It produces large (plum-sized) purple/black fruits with pink centers and has a wonderful taste.

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