George, it can get out of hand for sure!  Same with wine grapes! 

So many varieties, and I have been to wineries who think they have something special, and then I say, "Oh would love to taste your Charbono!  We grow that variety too!"  They are shocked, but they always pour, and I love that Charbono!  Alaciante Bouchette is another rare breed!  It makes wine so deep red and rich, the bootleggers watered it down and sold it in prohibition.  We grow that one too!

This might be my last year to collect.  We have the property, and it's time to get down to work, and enjoy the fruits we can grow!  Oh, and that nice previous owner planted apples, blood oranges, navel oranges, lemons, limes, apricots, plums and peaches.  We'll be bringing ruby red grapefruit and valencia oranges, along with all the figs and wine grapes!!

In ground figs should provide a lot of cuttings, so next year might be my year to pay back! :-))

Suzi

The forum page said "in approximately two weeks" but the actual information page said the availability page located at http://encantofarms.com/Available_Cuttings_2013.html said "We expect the availability list to be posted on or about February 1st."  He posted it a couple of days early but treated any orders placed before 2/1 as if it was received on 2/1.  I didn't get everything I wanted but am very pleased and thought the process was very well organized.  Thanks, Jon!

I was granted  4 out of 5!!   I'm a happy fig grower! :)

I didn't order from UCD - it was too confusing to try to do in the middle of the night after work.

Well, I came home from "the other house" to find a box from Jon with 3 kinds of cuttings.  All tied with pretty pink bows!  Love those bows!!  Now I have to figure out what the numbers mean.  Guess I'll have to look at the order, but I'm really sick with a bad cold, so maybe tomorrow.............

I stuck them in damp sphagnum with the pink bows.  I'm really tired,  and ready for a nap.

I love the pink bows!!

Suzi

I haven't received mine yet!  I'll be patient.....