WANTED: Figs or Fig Cuttings

patmountain

15 years ago

I'm looking for fig trees or fig cuttings.

I have Evelyn English roses or cuttings.

I'm in Tacoma.

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madelaine
15 years ago
I have two kinds of figs, one that loves the cool climate of Seattle, and the other one which would prefer to be someplace warmer. I can give you starts with semi-roots or sticks for you to put in water.
boizeau
15 years ago
I have a few good figs.
Conadria is late but ripens a few.
Violet De Bordeaux
Negronne
Magnolia
Latarulla
Desert King

Am looking for Green Ischia fig.

Boizeau
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One I'm really looking for in a trade is called Neverella.
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