I have 3 varieties of grapes. Red Suffolk, Canadice and Himrod. I also have many other plants if these do not interest you. I am interested in any figs that will succeed in the Seattle area. I have Desert King but that is my only Fig currently. I currently have many rooted Canadice grapes in 4" pots. I also have some other edible plants that are interesting. Luma Apiculata (Temu) plant from Chile in 4" pots for 1. Lonicera caerulea var. edulis Honeyberry Blue Forest dar leaves Lonicera caerulea var. edulis Honeyberry Blue Velvet gray leaves Fragaria x ananassa Strawberry Rainier Fragaria x ananassa Strawberry Allstar Rubus Idaeus Raspberry Shortcake Gualtheria Procumbens Creeping Wintergreen Unknown Rutaceae Citrus x meyeri Lemon Meyer improved Rheum rhabarbarumÃÂ L. Rhubarb Vaccinium corymbosum Blueberry Earliblue Rubus Idaeus Raspberry Meeker Rubus Idaeus Raspberry Sharon:) Vaccinium virgratum Blueberry Reka Vaccinium corymbosum Blueberry Spartan Melissa officinalis Lemon Balm Prunus domestica Plum European Italian Prune Prunus Salicina Plum Japanese Methley (St Juliana A rootstock) Prunus Salicina Plum Japanese Santa Rosa Prunus Salicina Plum Japanese Satsuma Prunus Salicina Plum Japanese Shiro Rubus ursinus x ideaus Boysenberry Thornless Vaccinium Ashei Blueberry Pink Lemonade Vaccinium Crassifolium Blueberry Creeping Wells Delight Vaccinium moupinense Blueberry Himalayan Fragaria x ananassa Strawberry Albion Vaccinium corymbosum Blueberry Bluecrop Ribes uba-crispa Gooseberry Hinnomaki Red Vaccinium Ashei Blueberry Bountiful Blue Vaccinium Ashei Blueberry Sunshine Blue Rubus Idaeus Raspberry Amity Rubus Idaeus Raspberry Polka Ribes Nidigrolaria Jostaberry Orus 8 Ribes Odoratum Currant Black Crandall Vaccinium corymbosum Blueberry Chandler Ficus carica Fig Desert King Gualtheria Shallon Salal Unknown Rubus allegheniensis Blackberry Tripple Crown Prunus persica nucipersica Nectarine flavortop Fragaria x ananassa Strawberry Tristar Cornus Mas Edible Dogwood Rubus fruticosus Blackberry Loch Ness Vaccinium macrocarpon Cranberry Pilgrim Vaccinium vitis-ideaea Lingonberry Koralle Lycium barbarum Gojiberry seedlings Luma Apiculata Luma seedlings? Luma Apiculata Luma seedlings? Luma Apiculata Luma Nahuel Haupe Vaccinium vitis-ideaea Lingonberry Ida Vitis labrusca Grape Canadice Arbutus Unedo Compacta Strawberry Tree Compacta Malus Columnar Apple Tree Golden Sentinal Malus Columnar Apple Tree North Pole Passaflora Incarnata Passion Fruit Maypop Vitis labrusca Grape Suffolk Gualtheria Mucronata Prickly Holly / Chilean Wintergreen Unknown Vaccinium Ovatum Huckleberry Native Star Ugni Molinae Chilean Guava Flambeau Ugni Molinae Chilean Guava Unknown Actinidia Arguta Kiwi Issai Hardy Actinidia deliciosa Kiwi Saanichton Female Acca Sellowiana Pineapple Guava, Feijoa seedlings?

Girlbug2, "if" your plant has it it should show itself sooner or later similar to my leaves. Ayyubaddeen,yes just potting soil, and once good amount of roots show it is severed and put in pot. Desertdance, i read that a while back , there are members that posted links to show airlayering doing it different similar ways . Basically most times the branch comes in contact with soil that stays moist they root,i have a small plunger type contraption that i can insert on top and moisten the soil when needed. Here is yet another link on figs4fun forum that i got this idea from with pictures. We buy water by the case at this time of year because of our kids activities like marching band so its what i have on hand, last season i also used a plastic bag similar to what Leon did. Its fun. ; ) Martin Here is a link that might be useful: http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=4730251

I just ate one of my VdeB and it was delicious. One of the best I've ever eaten. Mine matches the discription and pictures on Jon's Varieties exactly. For anything that tastes this good it is a keeper for me. Thanks to Jon's list as a reference I got from USD exactly what I ordered. I can detect no FMV. Peg

I bought one from Raintree nursery but it had a virus which I heard they are vulnerable to. If you find a good source, please post.