I would be interested in your fig. I have Desert King, and Petite Negronne.

I can send you one rooted if you would like. Jeff

Welcome Maggie, I know EXACTLY what you're talking about/feeling cuz Ive been through that whole nostalgic roots thing too just a short few yrs ago. Only one yr ago I had one unknown variety that my father planted in ground when I first bought my home, last fall I traded with a dozen or so ppl from here and now have 18+ varieties growing in pots. Where abouts are you in Pa? Im in NNJ. I will have plenty of cuttings off my original fig tree when it goes dormant, which I believe to be a Sal's or similiar. I should have a few others from my Hardy Chicago and not sure yet about the others. If you want a few cuttings shoot me an email thru here.......may be a good idea to list which type you're most interested in growing too. Gd luck! Frank

Hi, looking to expand my perennial fruit garden in zone 7 Redmond, Wa. Im looking for figs suitable to this region as well as other less common and hardy fruit varieties(not apples, cherries, grapes or peaches). I'm also interested in European style pears (the round bottomed thin necked kind). I have male and female hardy kiwi rooted cuttings as well as fresh flame grape and some Czech seeded grape variety in exchange. Also have fome white pineberry, alpine strawberry, fort laramie, eversweet, and Honeoye strawberry plants.