Very nice of you, Dennis!

This is just a wishful thinking. I know you won't be able to post internationally. But here is my list anyway...negronne, marseilles vs black, black madeira and smith. These are the varieties that I have had and lost for some reason. Thank you for the offer. It is really very kind of you.

Norhayati

Hey Dennis,

Great idea!  Very generous offer.  I'm still working on house so nothing has been trimmed yet but when I get to it I'll take a cutting off of that unknown fig from UC Daves that I got from Bill's.

Sharon

That's a great offer Dennis! If you were closer to me I would put fig storage! That's the only thing on my wishlist now.

Hi Dennis.
Very generous of you.

Wishlist- zingarella-smith-vincenzo.

Vito

Yes, agree! Very generous of you.

Good Karma, Dennis...

I haven't decided what kind of cuttings I want to kill next.

Paul,
  That's a hoot, and all too true sometimes...
Dennis,
  Mighty nice of you -- That's a position some of us noobies hope to be in before too long...
Jim

Attaboy Dennis.

That's generous of you!  Thanks for keeping the spirit alive.

Whew, making a wish list took some effort.  There are so many varieties to try, but not enough space to store them.

Only a couple I really want...
Thanks for sharing


Doug

Very kind & generous of you! Sharing the love :)

Hey everyone.

Another new member and trying to figure out how it all works. I be been reading mainly older postings fo the past couple of years and wanted to thank you all for the awesome tips and info about figs and growing them. I have a couple of in ground trees that I got from the Home Depot in the spring of 2011 as brow turkey but I doubt they are. Medium size fruit light brownish with long neck redish very sweet interior very juicy and good production this past season, about 400 from both , that ripened within a week to or two. I asume them to be 6 years old at the most and very cold hardy. Southern brown maybe or some kind of celest. Plenty of cuttings to trade or just share .whish list , any green or white fig type like ADr JH. Lsu gold dalmatie or vasilika that I grew up eating. Thanks again guys and gals.

Nice offer. As a first year grower, 1 more tree will put me at 14 varieties, which is a good point for me to stop at my experience level and see how I fare with them next season.

Regards,
billy 

Hey BIlly. Wow , 14 sounds like a great number. Have you tasted or rather gotten fruit from all of them?

Hello Chris. No figs yet. I received 2 air layered trees (Chiapetta and a Greek Unk) a couple weeks ago that have 2 small figs already on them, but it's way too late for them to ripen now. So next season holds a lot of promise, pretty excited. =)

Regards,
bil

Sorry Bill, had to step out . Be patient my friend. Time goes fast and you ll be tasting those figgies before you know it. If you can send me an address I d love to send a couple of cuttings from my trees and make it 14 or 15 rather! Like I said before , not sure of true origin but great figs for our region. I ll post some pics as soon as I figure out how. Peace.

Thank-you Chris, very kind. Very cold hardy and very productive are 2 traits I can't pass by. even if they push my over my quota a little bit. =)


Regards,
billy

Mission Complete DJ.

Well, that's one way to guarantee that we all have a current wish list set up.  I know I just went and put mine in my signature block.

Good day everyone. Need a little help being a newbie and all. Trying to send a few cuttings to a friend in a nearby state, no more than a three day trip via ground delivery I think. What is the best way to package? Thanks in advance for any help!

Dennis, my list is up to date:)
It is very generous of you to take the time to send out fig cuttings and spread the love of figs.  It takes a lot of time and work to do this and I am sure everyone appreciates it.