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Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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Posted by gorgi z6b NJ (My Page) on Sat, Feb 6, 10 at 14:17
| Enjoy the hard labor of one very good fig member...
http://encantofarms.com/Available_Cuttings_2010.html |
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RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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Your quick George on the post.
I was looking at the list and thought to post here.
Dartn and i only have room for 1 more well maybe 2.
Order was placed.
Best Health
Martin |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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Gorgi,
Can I get some of your cuttings?
J. |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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NO!
These are not my cuttings.
Carefully read the heading and link info... |
Here is a link that might be useful: F4F fig cuttings
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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Gorgi,
Sorry my mistake,
J. |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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No problem!
May I just add that this is a limited supply, so far yearly,
fig cutting offer that one should see and not skip... |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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| Thanks Gorgi, got my order in and have my fingers crossed. When I first went through the list I picked out over thirty that I wanted to try but settled on seven. |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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| Got conformation on these and am very happy. Paradiso
Marseilles VS
LSU Purple
Atreano
Col de Dame
Conadria
Black Madeira |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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| Still hoping to hear back from him here! |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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| Yahoo!!! Cuttings arrived today in a USPS Priority Mail box. Got Cuttings? |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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| I received my cuttings today!YEEEHAWWWW! Thank you, Jon. |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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| gorgi or Martin, quick question for you or anyone. I want to try my luck with figs. I'm about 1 hr north of New York City in the Hudson Valley. zn6 What varieties are ground hardy in my area. I know it will still require some winter maintenance and cover. Thanks, Rich |
RE: Tons of good (F4F) fig cuttings available...
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- Posted by gorgi z6b NJ (My Page) on
Tue, Feb 16, 10 at 12:13
Going by Herman's (NJ) expertise; go for short-season
(small-fruit) such as Hardy Chicago, Sal's (EL),
Marseilles Black and Celeste. First grow in pots
for 2-4 years, then ingrond, as trimmed-down bushes
(for easier winter protection). |
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