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I had the chance to drop in on FMD and get the garden tour. Thanks for the hospitality and for telling me about this forum, Frank.
Bill
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Welcome to the best fig forum, hope you enjoy it here as I have.Art
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Good to see you on the forum, Bill. Welcome.Comment
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Welcome, BillComment
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Good to see you here, PawpawBillJesse in western Maine, zone 4/5
Wishlist- earliest maincrop varietiesComment
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Welcome to the forum.Otmani - Dallas, TX - Zone 8a
Wish List: Col de Dame Blanche, Brogiotto Bianco, Sicilian White, PanacheComment
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Glad you found your long lost fig friends, Bill.
It was a pleasure meeting you and your beautiful family. I hope things work out so we could become neighbors
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Welcome Bill. This is a great place.Nothing in the world takes the place of growing citrus till figs come along. Ray City, Ga. Zone 8 b.Comment
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Welcome Bill
Cutting sales start Nov 1 at 9PM eastern time as always at willsfigs.comComment
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Welcome, Bill. What kind of figs are you growing?Kevin (Eastern MA - Zone 5b/6a)Comment
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Welcome to the forum, Bill!Frank ~ zone 7a VAComment
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Howdy Bill.Calvin, Wish list is to finish working on the new house, someday.
Bored? Grab a rake, paint roller, or a cordless drill and come over!Comment
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Welcome, Bill!USDA Zone 9b Wish list: Abruzzi, Pasquale, Filacciano, Tagliacozzo, Zingarella, Godfather. Any, including unknowns, from Abruzzo, Italy.Comment
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Wontcha marry me Beeeiiiiiiill... oh, wait.
(oops) Welcome, Bill! I doubt we'll get a pawpaw sub forum but maybe we can get a separate miscellaneous fruits area
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Hi BillArt
Western Pa -6aComment
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Hi Bill,
Good to see ya here.Comment
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Welcome Bill. Who knows maybe there will be enough of us to get a sub forum for Pawpaws. Since I had to leave my trees behind in NJ I just ordered 3 to replace them.NC Zone 7a-bComment
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Been away for a while. Wanted to share my first graft. This is Col De Dame Gris grafted onto Kathleen’s black, which has been a very vigorous but not highly productive variety in my sandy soil.You may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 2 photos.Comment
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Hi Bill, welcome back again! That is a beautiful tree!Ed
SW PA zone 6aComment
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Beautiful tree, hope my CdDG looks that good someday
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Got to agree, a great looking tree! And welcome back from someone who's only been around 7 months. I've seen a video of someone in TX, I think, who attached a piece of bamboo or some other stick alongside their grafts. It not only strengthened the joint and acted like a splint, it also was a bit longer than the grafted limb so it acted as a perch for birds and took the shock of them taking off that might have damaged the graft if not there. Hope you can check it out and it maybe helps.Tony; Pickens county, SC zone 7b
WL: Dr Clark heirloom, GM Maltese varieties, Nordland
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