Greetings to Fig lovers!Here is your chance to buy quality fig tree cuttings. These are fig tree cuttings from our own fig trees. All our figs came from trusted sources. Expect cuttings to be at least 6" long and thicker than a #2 pencil (many are sharpie thickness or greater), with at least 3 nodes. We practice the Golden Rule on fig cuttings: I only send cuttings that I would like to receive myself.Pictures are our own.We guarantee three things: freshness, true to variety and timely shipping.Will ship cuttings the same day when we cut them.More cuttings available than listed here. Please let us know if you would like to buy greater quantities.Price is for 1 cutting. Shipping is $4.99 on your entire order. On forums my member name is FigsOfEdenOrders ship out within 1-2 days after payment is received.Get your hands on these fresh fig tree cuttings and enjoy watching them grow!If for any reason there are any issues with your order please contact us before you leave feedback and we will be happy to resolve them.Thank you for looking!FUN FACTS FOR FIGS:• Figs are one of the oldest known fruits in the world.• Fig tree flowers are actually hidden inside the fruit, which led many early cultures to believe the plants to be flowerless.• There are over 750 known fig species in the world.• Figs are low fat, low sodium and cholesterol free.• Figs are a good source of fiber, iron, calcium and potassium.• Figs need to ripen and dry slightly on the tree before harvest.• Harvest figs after they turn the color they are supposed to be (know your variety).• Ripe figs will droop on the tree, while unripe figs stand out straight.• Fresh figs should be handled carefully, their skin is very thin and easily damaged.• Do not pile ripe figs up, the ones on the bottom of the pile can split from the weight above them. • Freeze figs within 12 hours of harvesting. • Freeze figs in a single layer on a cookie sheet. Bag them after they are frozen.• Fully ripened figs can be frozen for up to 6 months. • Refrigerate figs for up to 1 week after harvest, do not leave them on the counter. • Figs naturally help hold in moisture in baked goods, keeping them fresher.• Trying to eat healthier? Use fig puree as a fat substitute in baked goods.• Figs are the fruit mentioned most often in the Bible.• Pliny, the Roman writer (52-113 AD) said, “Figs are restorative. They increase the strength of young people, preserve the elderly in better health and make them look younger with fewer wrinkles.”• The tiny stem is the only part you need to remove from the fig before eating.• Worldwide, the fig tree is the symbol of abundance, fertility, and sweetness.