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Tue, Jul 17, 12 at 12:14
| I'm having a hard time obtaining different varieties of fig trees locally, any help would be greatly appreciated. Please email me ediblelandscaping.sc@gmail.com |
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| figs root best from cuttings taken in the dormant season- specifically, i've been told in feb, and that's when i've had good luck, too. Good thing is, it's easy to ship dormant cuttings. Repost then and see what you come up with! |
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| if you can make it up to our swap in garner (a 'burb of raleigh) this saturday, i have a celeste fig with your name on it. Gotta let me know, though! |
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| sorry- someone else asked for it and i'm not so sure you're checking this forum. Next time! I'll root more this winter. |
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