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Looking for fig cuttings

10 years ago

Hello, everyone. I had my first fig last summer and was extremely surprised at how great it tasted! I have a little extra space that I would love to fill with some fig trees, but I'm having some trouble getting cuttings. Needless to say, I'm now addicted to the fruit. Would anyone be willing to trade some for postage and some money for their time? I would love to get a cutting of Violette de Bordeaux since apparently it does so well in my zone (7). Anything would be greatly appreciated!

I do have a little to trade, but not much....just yet.

Seed:

Bull Thistle (Considered invasive in some parts of the US)
Cucumber Marketmore
Persimmon American (Diospyros virginiana)
Purple-top white globe turnip
Pumpkin Howden
Sunflower Mammoth Russian
Spinach Bloomsdale Long-Standing

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Charlie
10 years ago
I am also in zone 7, Northern VA. I have brown turkey and celeste cuttings.
Starrling
Original Author
10 years ago
Sent you an email! Would love more varieties. Can anyone tell me with certainty if Negronne and Violette de Bordeaux are the same?

This post was edited by Starrling on Wed, Mar 12, 14 at 23:32
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