Caldwell Nursery list this fig in 1 gallon, and 3 gallon sizes. Good luck....get it now, most nurseries will no longer ship. It will only get worse as gas prices continue to rise. Frank

Martin, I really like the taste of those Very Delicious Bordeaux figs!! There is so much flavor in the skins of that particular cultivar that I even eat the skins when they look ugly. Sometimes I will eat the pulp and save eating just the skin for last. My two young fig apprentices really love this variety. My young in-ground RdB tree was winter killed this past winter. I had an opportunity to taste one ripe fig from it the season before. The fig was taken from a small tree but it sure did taste like it had a lot of potential. I have a replacement tree for it and it will likely be two seasons before I get to taste one again. I will watch for your posts on RdB next season. Dan

Tractor Supply had Chicago Hardy, Celeste and Brown Turkey cultivars. Some stores might still have them. You have to call around. Lewistown store has nice plants in 2 gallon pots for $26.99 which should produce this year. Would suggest you get dormant cuttings locally in the early spring next year and wrap them in moist paper towels in Ziploc bags. Worked for me. Many videos on YouTube demonstrate how easy it is. "You Bet Your Garden" website has archived answers. Trees of Joy is good, but Bass must be overworked as he's slow to answer. Check with local Italian clubs or churches. "If you ask, you will find."

Thank you everyone! I looked around some area nurseries and ultimately bought two 5G Italian cypress Glauca from Lowes at $36 each. I realized that they were very high demand and get sold pretty quickly. Some nurseries always have them albeit at a much higher price. These 5G are very small maybe between 3-4 feet now, so they were easier to put in. Hopefully they'll grow some this year. My house is pretty tall roof for a two story on a typical neighborhood quarter acre lot surrounded by oak trees. Don't really have much room for trees but thought these green columns would soften the height of the house a bit. Couldn't find any alternate for the tight spots in the corners of the house. I have read about spider mite problems. Figured I would always keep an eye out as they are so close to my house. One of my neighbors, down the street (never spoken to her) has two of these at either side of her front door. Two years ago they looked scraggly and brown and then for some time I would see her spraying something on them. Guess I would have an excuse to ask her if I run into similar problems and of course I have you guys. Thanks, Whiterose