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Looking for Marseilles Black VS fig cuttings or rooted cuttings

memphis.fig.grower

11 years ago

I am also looking for someone who has the Marseilles Black VS cultivar that can share some cuttings or has some rooted cuttings. I will be willing to pay a reasonable fee for these cuttings to get them. Please respond or email me if you are interested in helping me. Thanks...

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pawpawbill
11 years ago
I am now rooting a few cuttings of MB VS. I have high hopes for these in my middle tn area. I got them from driveway farmer on eBay. You can also purchase a young plant from encanto farms on Internet. If all else fails I might be able to spare one if I have a good success rate with my cuttings.I have a lot of other cuttings and I come to Memphis on occasion, so we might be able to do a trade or deal someday.

Bill
memphis.fig.grower
Original Author
11 years ago
That sounds great and thanks for the suggestions on eBay and encanto farms. If you do come through Memphis, give me a call. I have a few of the cold hardy varieties that would be good for trading.
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