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DesMoinesWAfig

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Hello Everyone,

I am pruning my Desert King and would like to make cuttings available to members, for what I think is a reasonable price.

 (U.S. only) Sorry, no shipping to California

Cutting will be (5) per pack.

Assorted sizes - length around 6 - 8 inches  for $12.00 + $4.00 shipping = Total $16.00

Description:

  • Large, bright green skin
  • Strawberry - red pulp
  • Very sweet, excellent tasting fig.
  • Cold hardy
  • Grows well in the Pacific Northwest’s cooler climate
  • One huge Breba crop in August

How to request:

  • E-mail only. Please send me an email (use the email relay on the forum... just click on the email link in my profile. Please send your name and address, and your email address!

PayPal only

I’ll send you details when I respond to your email
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Shirley - Zone 8b - Des Moines, WA

60 year old Desert King - (started the fig addiction)  
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Very generous offer Shirley. I have a large in ground tree. It produces very sweet delicious meaty figs. You will make lots of forum members happy.
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This is a good offer- I got Shirley's cutting a couple years ago, very healthy and quick to root.
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I bought from DesMoinesWAfig last year, all cuttings got off to a great start before I put them out in the Phoenix heat too soon and killed them
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