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Best nursery to buy fig tree

Posted by sakura2006 (My Page) on
Thu, Jul 2, 09 at 11:00

I want to buy fig tree but I don't know which nursery is reputable and shipping healthy strong fig tree.
I live in city of Philadelphia, what name of fig trees are suited in Pennsylvania?
Do I need to buy more than one fig tree for polination?


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RE: Best nursery to buy fig tree

I have bought several in past and had no problem from nursery called Edible Landscaping.Just type in fig on the web sites search box.

http://www.ediblelandscaping.com/

This forum member has a website that i also purchase some from and are growing very good. At the website click "Availability"

http://www.treesofjoy.com/

Encanto Farms moderator of Figs4Fun forum has website called Encanto Farms and sells fig plants and has scion available in winter if you like to propagate the scion.At website click on "Figs"

http://encantofarms.com/home.html

These are in no particular order just some of the places i have bought good plants and or scion. Im sure others will chime in with more places.

Martin


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RE: Best nursery to buy fig tree

There are several threads that address the mail order/online nursery's that sell fig trees. Perhaps the most informative thread is listed below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Reputable Online Nurseries for Fig Trees


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RE: Best nursery to buy fig tree

I just picked up a great looking LSU gold from Durio nursery last week. Their shipping is a little costly, but they ship them in their pots and not bare root. I was able to eat my first ripe fig from it yesterday aready, and there are still about a dozen more on the tree.

Here is a link that might be useful: durio


 
 

 

 


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