White sapote seeds, green figs
goldfinchy
11 years ago
Hi!
I got six very nice white sapote seeds for planting but changed my mind to go ahead with this plan.
I would like to trade them for some green fig cuttings.
I am not sure what is a fare way to do it but let's say 1 cutting for 2 seeds?..
The shipping to/from is to the 91106 zip code.
So, if you would like to try growing some white sapote and have the following varieties and are willing to share, please let me know.
White Paradiso (White Genova) fig
Green Ischia fig
Mary Lane Seedless fig
Conadria fig
Thanks!
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