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Subject: Dall'Osso fig plant Replies: 54
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 3,073
 
Thank you :)

Subject: Malta Black - Belleclare Replies: 14
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Just sharing some photos of the newest members to join my garden!

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Subject: Dall'Osso fig plant Replies: 54
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 3,073
 
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Open a bid list and you will see all bidders.

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Seems like, judging by who is bidding so far.

Gordenia, How can you tell who is bidding on the auction?


Hello,

Gordenia, did you see who won the Tauro fig tree?


Yes, but let him tell us, if he will...............



Hello, Gordenia I received my Tauro fig tree today. I was not sure if anyone was actually capable of seeing what others purchase. I believe only the seller can actually see who is bidding on their items. if someone clicks on bidders list, buyers names are actually hidden. For a second I thought you were the one selling Dall' Osso and Tauro fig. Here are some photos of my Tauro Fig Tree. 01.jpg 
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Subject: Dall'Osso fig plant Replies: 54
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 3,073
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordenia
Open a bid list and you will see all bidders.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Gardencrochet
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordenia

Seems like, judging by who is bidding so far.

Gordenia, How can you tell who is bidding on the auction?


Hello,

Gordenia, did you see who won the Tauro fig tree?

Subject: Dall'Osso fig plant Replies: 54
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 3,073
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordenia

Seems like, judging by who is bidding so far.



Gordenia, How can you tell who is bidding on the auction?

Subject: How many weeks for cuttings to root Replies: 23
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 926
 
You have to factor in many variables. One of the most important factors is the health of the mother plant. I've seen some of my cuttings root as fast as one week. This is taking in consideration that I took the cuttings from a healthy dormant plant. As grow media I used 50% Peat 50% Perlite under a heat mat. This was done around mid November. Cuttings planted within 48 hours of being taken from the mother plant.

Another example using the same method from cuttings I purchased on ebay. I have no clue how long the cuttings where stored or refrigerated. After three months of waiting I was ready to give up on them. Then out of nowhere roots starting to give way. So hence, patience is a virtue. Don't give up because variables, experience all play a major role.

Subject: Malta Black - Belleclare Replies: 14
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 1,081
 
Thank you everyone for taking the time to give me some feedback and possibly helping me acquire this variety. Thank you cis4elk and Rewton! Hope you all have a great weekend!
 

Subject: Malta Black - Belleclare Replies: 14
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 1,081
 
The one Bass has I believe it is the same one as the Belleclare. The reason I mention Malta Black - Belleclare is because there seems to be a confusion between Malta and Malta Black - Belleclare. Malta is the same fig as Celeste. Although Malta Black - Belleclare is also related to Malta (Celeste) it actually contains different genes.

Subject: Malta Black - Belleclare Replies: 14
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 1,081
 
Hello everyone, Hope you guys are all having a fantastic weekend.  Just wondering if anyone might have some Malta Black - Belleclare cuttings available for sale? If you do, please send me a PM. Thank you!

Subject: Saratoga/Chico Strawberry fig Replies: 70
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 3,023
 
Just received my cuttings today. They are very strong and healthy! Thank you very much!  :)

Subject: New Batch of Cuttings For Sale. UPDATE. Replies: 16
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 1,869
 
Saxonfig,

Thanks for offering these for all to enjoy!

Subject: Filacciano cuttings for sale! Replies: 31
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 2,108
 
Email sent, Thank you for sharing this beautiful Italian variety with us!

Subject: The Fig GodFather Replies: 27
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You guys are very lucky! Like the old saying goes favor for favor. All the cuttings I have acquired have been for money except for one trade. The Fig GodFather must be an old school fellow!

Subject: Saratoga/Chico Strawberry fig Replies: 70
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 3,023
 
What a generous gift! Thanks so much for taking the time to share this gorgeous variety with us Sue!

Subject: Dominick Fig Tree Cuttings Available Replies: 31
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 1,825
 
Received my Dominick cuttings today. Very generous of you to send the extras! It was a very nice surprise! Thank you very much Coop!

Subject: My Fun Visit to Bass's Trees of Joy Replies: 17
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In the past, I have received some really nice rare cuttings from Bass. He will literally go out of his way to help you out. He literally took my phone call while working to help me with some questions I had. Very knowledgeable and helpful! Thank you, Bass!

Subject: Available cuttings 1/26 Replies: 85
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WillisC,

I received my cuttings today! I really appreciate you taking the time to package them with so much care! They are strong, healthy and ready to be rooted! Thank you so very much!

Subject: Newbie introduction Replies: 27
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 506
 
Welcome! Vincent, Always great to see a new member join F4F!

Subject: Available cuttings 1/26 Replies: 85
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 4,174
 
Thank you for offering these.

Subject: anybody bought from gardencrochet on eBay? Replies: 54
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Hello Katerina941, it's a pleasure to meet you. Thank very much for taking the time to give me positive feedback. As amazing as it may seem I literally bought my home to accommodate my fig collection. The first thought that came to me when I bid to purchase my property I live in was finding a home for my figs. As if having 50 fig trees already was not enough! This began a never ending journey into the fig collecting world. Expenses? Well you can never really have enough of those. There is always something else that you need in order to successfully grow your fig trees. Wait, your not even done transplanting your 5, 10, or even 25 gallon trees. Yet you are ordering more fig cuttings to add to your collection. Next thing you realize not all figs are made with equal genetics. Some just grow others are just picky to so many factors. Hmmmm. That doesn't matter you want that variety. You'll baby it!!!! Pay $260 dollars for those cuttings!!! Feed it with a 24K golden spoon if need be. Control the temperature inside a greenhouse just to give it 5 star room service . Ahhhh! Just to enjoy a little sweet fig!! You take a bite into that special fig fruit.... And say! Boy, that was well worth it! Lol!!! So I know exactly what you are going through. You have a gorgeous garden! Teaching your kids is just priceless. My respects to you for giving them such wonderful knowledge. Btw, I recently purchased the Jolly Tiger from you. Thank you so much for offering it. It's really a great pleasure to share this passion for fig trees with you. In regards to the issues you were having uploading your photos. Try setting your camera settings to 640 X 480. Or modifying your images with an external application that let's you re-size them to Web ready size. I will reply to your other question later today in a PM. It's going to be 4am. Woke up for a glass of water when I seen your messages. Take good care!

Subject: Black Madeira Replies: 11
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Thank you JC and Waynea I appreciate your feedback! Best of luck to you as well!

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Subject: anybody bought from gardencrochet on eBay? Replies: 54
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Seeing reality your way does not necessarily imply others are being deceptive. Assuming or insinuating any other factors is just simply irrational. I have not denied anyone any information. I collect fig trees, that is why I am offering cuttings to others. An opportunity to share with others a different varieties that they might not have in their collection. It's not all about you. The funniest part is that I have not done any transactions with you. You bid on my .99 cent auction. Yet after someone else outbids you, you contact me to complaint? As if I owe you anything? Then you come to f4f giving your version of how things should be? Trying so hard to tarnish my reputation. SMH, No comradery on your end. Well do not forget what goes around comes around..... Good luck to you... Sorry you couldn't win that auction..Not my fault it didn't sell for $2.00.... Also those stanford fig cuttings you kept complaining about...They were gifts!!!.... I did not sell them to you or anyone else! Do not forget, You contacted me first. So I'm pretty much done with your childish deceitful misinterpretation of things.

Subject: anybody bought from gardencrochet on eBay? Replies: 54
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We are all learning here, The fact that I am telling others to research before purchasing cuttings is nothing personal against you. Also remember the fig cuttings that I sent out were gifts. Not even the member that received it complaint to me. Yet you took it upon yourself to contact me with a PM to complain. You told me the fig I sent out as a GIFT was useless to the receiver. You even went as far as saying I was being deceitful. You consider that great offense? I personally can do without all that animosity on your behalf. You forget this forum has plenty of members with vast knowledge including plenty of resources.

Subject: anybody bought from gardencrochet on eBay? Replies: 54
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If you could kindly share your source of this information Gramaley?

From what I see this is what Bass had to say about this.

Bass 
I see... Ripening with out the presence of any wasps this time of year indicates its a common type. 
What makes this fig MAD
 
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Subject: anybody bought from gardencrochet on eBay? Replies: 54
Posted By: Gardencrochet Views: 2,123
 
http://figs4fun.com/Varieties.html
http://figs4fun.com/Thumbnail_Encanto_Red.html

ENCANTO RED

SYN: BMAD005 
DESCRIPTION 
A seedling from the 2005 season at Encanto Farms, San Diego, CA, presumed to have Black Madeira as one parent.
May possibly be a Smyrna type, based on fruit drop in early portion of the season, and their persistence in the latter part of the season.

BLACK MADEIRA
DESCRIPTION 
Perhaps the best tasting fig that exists. Needs more heat and a longer season than most. Ripens, but lacks flavor and sweetness after first cold weather. Splitting is a problem in some years: usually the same years that Panachee has a splitting problem.


pitangadiego 

This is a seedling from 2006 or 2007? Mad005 became Encanto Red. This one, Mad002, will get a new name. Maybe Fico Pesca d'Oro.

This was picked today (and others over the last few weeks). These were from a growth and fruit flush that began in August, and are ripening now. It has a distinctly "peachy" taste, and texture a little bit reminiscent of Shtawi, which ripens around Christmas. Can't imagine how good it would be if ripened in the summer.

http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post/mad002-6105525

Subject: anybody bought from gardencrochet on eBay? Replies: 54
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Hello Aaron,

Thank you very much for your kind words!  Best wishes to you as well my friend.

Subject: anybody bought from gardencrochet on eBay? Replies: 54
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My favorites In order are as follows: VdB, Raspberry Latte, Col de Dame, Petite Negra,
Celeste and JH Adriatc. Violette De Bordeaux figs are so delicious that I'm growing four of them! :)

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Subject: anybody bought from gardencrochet on eBay? Replies: 54
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Hello everyone, here are some photos of my fig collection. I have a few that are growing in ground. Most of the are in 5, 10, 15 even 25 gallon pots. I grow figs as a hobby not to mention how wonderfully delicious they are 26.jpg  !

Subject: anybody bought from gardencrochet on eBay? Replies: 54
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Hello everyone.... So nice of you to share my listings here on figsforfun. I've been collecting figs for about six years now. I've got them from reliable sources. Such as encanto farms and members from here. You are welcome to review my ratings on ebay. I hope that give you a sense of security. From my experience growing fig cuttings is a very rewarding task. I know how much effort it takes to do his. Therefore I wouldn't waste anyone's time offering anything that is not true to their variety. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Thank you