Is there interest in LSU Gold?

[Charlie Dodgson]

One of my extra LSU Gold plants escaped the pot a few years ago and grew into a 2" caliper tree. I cut it back last year and distributed many cuttings. What's left is a 4' tree in a new 15" x 9" pot -- detached from the escaped tap root. I could distribute this locally as is, or break it down further into cuttings and a rooted stump for shipment.

 

[RedSkip]

Depending on the route you go, I'd have interest in this variety.

 

[Egg]

I’d love to try growing a LSU variety - I don’t have any rooting.

 

[Charlie Dodgson]

I’d love to try growing a LSU variety - I don’t have any rooting.

Thank you for your interest . Keep in mind there are flavor differences among cultivars labeled with "LSU".

 

[Crabby127]

Also depending on route you go I would be interested. I am in NY

 

[Charlie Dodgson]

CLOSED. I will be in contact with all who responded.

 

[TorontoJoe]

Glad to hear this got picked up. I was lucky enough to get LSU Gold early on in my fig growing journey, and it's remained a favourite here in this flavour profile. For me they also produce one of the best tasting figs in the 80g+ weight range. I haven't tried every LSU... but Gold might be my favourite. It doesn't seem to mind the colder, shorter season. That helps too!

 

[4evercurious]

Proud LSU Gold lover. You all are going to love it! Nice, large sweet figs.