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First FIVE PMs I get requesting these cuttings will recieve at least 4 from each tree. Please include your mailing address.
These are extra cuttings I have from the two heirloom trees that have been in my family for awhile. Both are unknowns but have fruited and I've had the fig preserves from both. The fruit from both is brown/bronze if memory serves...they are definitely not green, purple, or black. Both produce sweet fruit so I suspect they may be Celeste or something like that.
UNK Heirloom Nell Johnson can be traced back to a mother tree that came with the family to Alabama from South Carolina in the early 1800s.
UNK Heirloom Leora Simmons is a large tree that was from a tree in the Walden family in eastern Mississippi since at least the early 1900s. The tree these cutting came from has been in my grandmother's garden for 40-50 years.
The cuttings range from tip cuttings to almost an inch thick. I have not yet made up packs but plan to include a variety of each kind and size. Note photos below of trees and bagged cuttings (cuttings will be taken from these bags of extras which are currently in the fridge).
These are extra cuttings I have from the two heirloom trees that have been in my family for awhile. Both are unknowns but have fruited and I've had the fig preserves from both. The fruit from both is brown/bronze if memory serves...they are definitely not green, purple, or black. Both produce sweet fruit so I suspect they may be Celeste or something like that.
UNK Heirloom Nell Johnson can be traced back to a mother tree that came with the family to Alabama from South Carolina in the early 1800s.
UNK Heirloom Leora Simmons is a large tree that was from a tree in the Walden family in eastern Mississippi since at least the early 1900s. The tree these cutting came from has been in my grandmother's garden for 40-50 years.
The cuttings range from tip cuttings to almost an inch thick. I have not yet made up packs but plan to include a variety of each kind and size. Note photos below of trees and bagged cuttings (cuttings will be taken from these bags of extras which are currently in the fridge).
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