I have a four extra RDB plants in 1 gallon pots , offshoots I took off when root pruning my plant early this year.
I would be happy to sell them at a fair price for you and me , plus the cost of shipping to you.
PM me if interested.
It is not my favorite thing to ship plants , but these are a size that is fairly easy for me to ship without the stress of finding the right box etc.
I usually only sell plants locally in an effort to have NH become the fig capital of New England.
Best to all ,
Kerry
drivewayfarmer

They look really good. Mine traces its roots back to you as well, thanks.

p.s. What fertilizer have you been using on them? Usually organic plants cost more than the market rate, lol.

Very nice offer, I'm betting your gonna get lots of responses, this one seems to be on everyone's list.

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I bought an RdB from Kerry last year.  It was about the same size he's selling, and today it's three times that size and has a few figs.  Beautiful plants!

Kerry, I was hoping to make Vermont the fig capital of New England, but you've beat me to the punch.  :)

Too bad you can't send to Canada I am assuming.  They look good.

good looking trees.

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Very attractive, healthy trees. The wider good figs are distrubuted, the better. :)

All gone at this point.
Thanks ,
Kerry

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All gone! Oh no!   Please keep me in mind the next time you have some available

Forgot to mention my RDB trees originally came from Bass at Trees of Joy.
Brent , I haven't fertilized except that the mix I use has some compost, that is why they look a little pale green. Rdb is so vigorous , it isn't too bad if the fertilizer is held back a little until you are ready to let it take off.
Should finish answering all the PM's by later this afternoon.

It took under two hours to sell them.  Why so long?
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