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Out of 26 varieties that I order I receive 23 varieties, all of them 3 cuttings except Pastiliere,Ischia Black and Skardu Black 1 cutting.
12 variety pomegranate and 3 variety mulberry.

Now I need to do some serious rooting. Wish me luck.

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Wish List: Col de Dame Negra and Gris, Noire de Caramba, Abicou Noire, Zingarella, Sultan, Dalmatie and any Yugoslavian(Bosnian, Serbian,Croatian...).
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Good luck Eden. You'll be busy for sure.

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that is exciting, make sure you wash them well before get it going.. if they came with gnat eggs of something like.... there will be problems. I find that it is best to let them resting in a newspaper lined box, so I can see them clearly and if need I will wash them again, rather than burry them in moss and have to disturb them and if bugs crawl in the moss, it is more difficult to see.  I got some mulberries also, and the callous around their bottom is incredible. I pinched the flowers. One variety, Middleton is a bit slower to root.  I put them all upside down- seems to work! I wish I did not have to put them in soil, that is when I lose my  battle to stupid bugs....

you are lucky! I had a few varieties that I only received one!

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Congrats on getting so many of the ones you ordered. You are going to be very busy but a good busy :)
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Eden, May I ask when you placed your order ( the date)? Thanks!
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For pomegranate on 4.25.12
For figs on 8.20.12




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Eden, May I ask when you placed your order ( the date)? Thanks!

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Thank you all.


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Thank you Grasa.
What are you using to wash them with.





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that is exciting, make sure you wash them well before get it going.. if they came with gnat eggs of something like.... there will be problems. I find that it is best to let them resting in a newspaper lined box, so I can see them clearly and if need I will wash them again, rather than burry them in moss and have to disturb them and if bugs crawl in the moss, it is more difficult to see.  I got some mulberries also, and the callous around their bottom is incredible. I pinched the flowers. One variety, Middleton is a bit slower to root.  I put them all upside down- seems to work! I wish I did not have to put them in soil, that is when I lose my  battle to stupid bugs....

you are lucky! I had a few varieties that I only received one!

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Congratulations, It's Christmas in April.
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Congratulations, It's Christmas in April.



Thank you Tom, it is better then Christmas,

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They printed my shipping label yesterday, but haven't shipped them yet.
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I'm like, totally out of land here.  ?:~), so I have to root for other people!
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Especially desired figs: UCD 187-25, UCD 200-48, UCD 157-17, UCD 309-B1, Princesa, Black Madeira, high quality sugar fig that ripens Sept-Oct.

Probable desired fig: Smith, St Jean, JH Adriatic, CddB, Gulbun, Pastilliere, Sucrette

Rooting:  Smith, CDDB--this pretty much means I have my fun tries (tho' important since they are truly desirable), and only interested for this year: Gulbun, BM, 187-25, or something wildly exotic or precious that nobody has any good reason to send me.

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Sounds like you have a lot of new and wonderful varieties. I hope they all root for you.
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Jeff! Buford Ga Zone-8 southeast hot humid Good ole Ga. Wish list: Starting all over so any variety now!! Maltese falcon, Izbat an naj,Maltese beauty, Rhonda de bordeaux, Socorro black, Tashkent , Encanto red, Pastiliere, anything that is delicious!!
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I ordered 10 varieties on July 1.    Just recieved notification on Sunday and recieved my cuttings today.   9 ot of 10.   I have no idea how much the shipping was.   I haven't been billed that I can tell.


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