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Newb lookin for cuttings

10 years ago

I'm new to this forum and I'm looking for some HQ cuttings. I have a brown turkey that I'm most likely gonna get rid of since my yard is small, a Celeste, and 2 unknown green varieties.
I'm looking the best of the best... From what I hear the ronde de Bordeaux is the 1 but it's not easy to obtain unless you are willing to pay big $. I want to get a few dark/black varieties. I will obv pay for certain rare figs.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Mike

Comments (2)

gorgi
10 years ago
Read my recent thread about the annual EF fig-scion-offering.
Prices are very reasonable.
Not sure if one needs to be a member of figs4fun forum (free).
Suzi AKA DesertDance So CA Zone 9b
10 years ago
If you get your cuttings from Jon at Encanto Farms follow gorgi's link in his thread, you can be sure you are getting what you purchase with no frantic bidders outbidding you on Ebay.

I have gotten caught up in the bidding before, and then ended up praying I'd get outbid!! :-))

Suzi
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