Thanks Dom

Well Cecil,

I think one downhill ride on Cabbage @ 70MPH outta straighten you up.

Rafed,

LOL Cecil,

I wouldn't dare to go over 40mph.

I'll be on it next week. I'll try to take you a pic for old times sake.

Thank you, Cecil. This is a very helpful listing for people new to buying figs on eBay.
 A few years ago, when I didn't know any better, I bought a few of both cuttings and plants from a few sellers on eBay who may not have identified them accurately. In my case, I am not saying that they were bad or shady dealers pretending to sell something special- simply that they may not have really known what they were selling. Since I'm not really sure what varieties these are, I'm not going to share these plants/cuttings as named varieties until I know what they really are.
 Good information to share, thanks again!

AnnieBee, I am glad you appreciated this thread......I FINALLY got it right!

I tried to add 1, it was refused! So I will try to do it this way!

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Rafed,

I'm bumping this thread just for the heck of it!

There are a few I know I have most likely missed..If so I apologize 

Thanks for the bump!  Missed it first time around.  Saved it in a word doc for future reference.

I'm trying to refrain during this heat from having cuttings sent because our mail is on a late afternoon route, and they mainly fry in the mail truck!

Suzi

Your welcome Suzi

Good information. Thanks. 

And of course Marius.

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Thanks Gina,

I added Marius to my list!

A little advice.  If you buy a rooted cutting from anyone, put it in damp (seriously wringed out sphangum moss with a dry paper towel or two) in a zip lock, and wrap with a dark towel.  Don't look!  Wait for a week or two, then, open the bag, and the roots that died on the trip will be actively growing.

Your "rooted cutting" will have a much better chance with the above treatment!

Suzi

Damp Sphangum moss inhibits mold, and cuttings love it!

Thanks for the list and tips! 

I saved it in a word doc also.

Your welcome Jo-Ann

Why do you guys have to post this list... Its going to tempt me to buy another fig lol.

I'm Ciaow

Thanks for the bump!

Keith K (KK) has been a long time fig friend of mine.
Way back when only GW/FF existed with only a few members!
At that time, there were very few fig_nuts/resources  around...
We met at least twice at each others house discussing
and exchanging fig starters.
Keith is the 'finder' of the 'Lyndhurst White' fig.
Regrettably, Keith does not post often on an any FF anymore!

One other definite good-fig person to be trusted about them figs...

An oldie pic of my then young LW:

@ George or anyone that has KK (Keith) ebay username post it here and I will add it to original post.

Thanks

My fig friend Keith K
ebay   : KK
GW/FF : kkfromnj
F4F/FF : ?

I believe his GW id is kkfromnj, and on ebay he's kk.

I can vouch for the quality of plants he sells, since I bought MVSB and VdB from him this spring. The plants are very vigorous and appear to be true to type--I was able to taste a couple of figs from each already. :) His packaging was really professional, and the plants arrived quickly and in great shape.

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