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WANTED: Chicago Hardy Figs

cactuspaul Tulsa zone7

10 years ago

I would like to trade for fig plants but would also be interested in cuttings. I would also be interested in figs that would be hardy to zone 6. I have blackberry cuttings or plants, hardy kiwi cuttings and plants, and celeste fig plants, and brown turkey cuttings or plants as well as alot of succulents on my trade list here. Thanks, Paul

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