Violette de Bordeaux Fig Tree Plant Cutting, 6 Inc Tall, Cutting, No Root

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Violette de Bordeaux Fig Tree Plant Cutting, 6 Inc Tall, Cutting, No Root

Violette de Bordeaux Fig Tree Cutting, 6 inches tall, shipped dormant. Healthy and fast-growing for your garden!

$19.98

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Description

Introducing the Violette de Bordeaux Fig Tree Cutting

The Violette de Bordeaux Fig Tree Cutting is a remarkable addition for any gardening enthusiast. Standing at 6 inches tall, this cutting arrives dormant, ensuring it is in prime health for future growth.

Ideal Growing Conditions

This cutting thrives in well-drained soil and requires full sunlight once it begins to grow. It is perfect for planting in the ground or keeping dormant in a cool space until spring.

Care and Maintenance

When planting, ensure the soil is rich and slightly acidic. Water regularly, but avoid over-watering to prevent root rot. Once the frost danger has passed, place the cutting in a bright location.

Benefits of Growing Your Own Figs

With the Violette de Bordeaux Fig Tree Cutting, you can enjoy the process of growing high-quality figs right in your garden. This fast-growing variety is perfect for both seasoned gardeners and beginners.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is the Violette de Bordeaux Fig Tree Cutting when shipped? The cutting is 6 inches tall.
Does the fig cutting have roots? No, it is a cutting with no roots.
How should I store the cutting before planting? Keep it in a cool, dry space.
What is the ideal planting season? Plant in spring after frost has passed.
Can I grow it indoors? Yes, with proper care and sunlight.

Product Details

USDA Hardiness Zone

7-10
Soil type

Well-drained, slightly acidic
Sunlight Exposure

Full sunlight
Expected Planting Period

Spring, after frost has passed

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