@@10474rcarlyle Thanks for letting me. The website should be back up now. I don't have any cutting at the moment, but I will have some in the fall/winter.
Starting your Euclid Unk cutting today. It arrived quickly, and well packaged, and is big, beautiful, and healthy. Sorry for the confusion with your order confirmation and shipping notice emails going to my junk mail. I would confidently recommend your excellent cuttings. Thank you! Happy growing!
Del San Jaume Gran is my fave at the moment. My graft this spring took, grew well, has produced quite a few fruits, AND it’s still ripening good fruit now-at Thanksgiving! (I’m in SoCal zone 9A.)
Welcome to the wonderful world of figs :) I have some cuttings available on the website: govindasgarden.com -- thanks for checking out the video. best of luck!
Great video. And I’d love to buy some of those varieties. The one think I wish you mentioned was which variety had breba. And I’m also curious where your number picks place of origin is? Did you ask the home owner if the owners before her were Italian or anything to that effect? It would be cool to find out where it’s from originally
Wow if you have any more Euclid let me know. More on my year: Wilmington NC Zone 8b Top 5 in order: 1.Col de Dame (all of them: Blanc, Rimada, Noir, Gris) 2.Figo Preto 3.Genovese Nero (AF Strain) 4.White Madeira #1 5. LSU Scott's Black Hopeful New Arrivals: Campaniere LSU Red LSU Tiger
I’d love to have some cuttings from your fig trees you have some really great verities, I’ve also started growing figs from seeds to see if I can create any different verities.
That's awesome that you are growing from seed! I haven't tried that yet, but would be a fun experiment. You are welcome to purchase cuttings on our website: govindasgarden.com -- I only have two varieties up now but will be adding some more in the next week or so.
Yeah, a lot of people are asking for cuttings. Hopefully I can get about 50 of them for next winter. I have 5 Euclids in pots and 1 in the ground, and a few rooted cuttings inside now (from thinner cuttings that I didn't want to sell to people). I'll keep yall posted here on youtube.
Good description on your figs. I would be interested in cuttings possibly. Hearing you talk about low light and the fig doing well gives me hope. That is my one concern about where I live is very little areas with good sunshine. I'm trying to not invest a ton of money into them until I can find out if I'm able to grow them. Still waiting and hoping on my first cuttings to root. I'm excited for this next year.
@@govindasgarden No I don’t have any fruit trees yet. My house is surrounded by woods and we already have plenty of trees. The beauty of figs is I can plant in containers and move as needed to get sunlight. Also, considering taking some to my parents house to plant there. They have plenty of sun.
Please tell me you’re ok there in Asheville! We’re about 3 hrs from you but I have a friend that lives near you in Weaverville and I haven’t heard from her yet. 😢
Thanks Andrew! Cuttings typically grow fruit the same year they start growing roots. So if you root them in the winter you will likely get fruit in the summer.
Hello I’m in zone 6B here in central New Jersey.. have to say potted Violette de Bordeaux was the tastiest this year. I have a few in ground unknown adriatics along with a few unknown Greek varieties that were also delicious.
Hello young man, I went to Portugal 🇵🇹 for 1 week holiday and coming back to London in UK 🇬🇧 I brought 4 white Madeira cuttings and 12 black Madeira! I propagated them the 24 September 2023 and one thing I don’t understand is what I did with the white also did with the black! Now I have 4 white Madeira with big roots and leaves BUT The black looks brown like dead! What can I do with the black Madeira should I keep them or throw them in the dustbin! Any advice for anyone please 🙏? Thanks
I would love to order some cuttings. I'm in zone 7a in the mountains of north Georgia. I tried to click on the website several times but it is not working.
Thanks for letting me know the website is down. It's back up now! You can sign up for the email newsletter and get the announcement of when the cuttings have been restocked, which will be some time in December.
Nice video; I would like cuttings of the "Euclid" tree when available.. I have a little farm over in Roan Mountain TN. Not too far from you, also zone 6. Have around 90 varieties of figs. Thanks, Andy
I am in Boston, zone 6B. My figs are in pots but I have a greenhouse. My best figs are: RdB, Florea, Hardy Chicago, Burgan uk, Campaniere, Longue d’Aout and Chios Yellow.
Excellent choices. I have experienced a few of those. RdB is one on my wanted list. And even though Chicago Hardy is very common, it’s still one of the best figs we can grow in our regions, in my opinion. Hard to beat a ripe Chicago Hardy!
I'm in 8a SC. My top 4 figs were CDD Gegantina, White Madeira #1, Vasilika Sika, and Maltese Beauty. All in ground, the CDD was a plant purchased last winter, others were cuttings purchased last winter. Really interested in your new fig.
I would find the Ross Raddi interview with the owner of figBid, where he talks about the ficus variety he grafts onto in Florida in order to resist root-knot nematodes prevalent in the soil there. So it's recommended to learn to graft onto those if they'll be in-ground or at least get varieties claiming to be root-knot nematode resistant, and/or look up predators to root-knot nematodes and how to attract them, insect frass might be an option. If you're growing in pots you could do pretty much anything although you might search for varieties more suited to humidity/resist splitting in the rain, have a small eye etc.
I just found your channel - I like your recommendations. Would love to purchase the unk. Euclid but it's sold out. Are you going to restock for the season? I'm in Zone 6a.
@@govindasgardenThank you for your reply. It is important for to know coz I‘m planning to put my trees in the sunroom (Wintergarten in German) and hope that my paratyal rimada will fruit in summer 2024. It is rooted in Jan 2023. By the way I‘m in zone 7, Cologne Germany😊
Sounds a great fig, would you be able to ship to the UK? It would probably have to be bare rooted or just a cutting. The varieties I grow are Brown turkey, Celeste , a variety that Queen Victoria grew in her garden on the Isle ofWight name unknown and a variety grown in the garden of William Willberforce of slavery abolition fame again name unknown. My location is Kingston upon Hull Yorkshire England.
Hi Janice. I love that you are growing figs over there in the UK, and it sounds like you have some with a rich history. Shipping to the UK would be relatively expensive, and I wouldn't feel great about the transit time, but if you are willing to take the risk and pay the additional shipping charges I would be open to it.
Sounds like you're going to run out of Euclid pretty soon. My daughter, son-in-law, and their baby just moved back here in UT from Asheville. I was out there a year ago April for their wedding. Also visited New Life Community Church. They love figs, so it would be cool if I could get that Euclid to grow especially for my kids. I just got into figs last year. I'll be cutting my Olympian if you don’t have one and would like to try it. God bless!
God bless! I drive by New Life quite often. I would love to help you add this one to your collection and get it growing in Utah. I just posted an update, but basically I am going to take as many quality cuttings as possible and make them available sometime in December. Olympian is a great fig! I have one in the ground and it's definitely one of the hardier varieties that I have experience with.
@govindasgarden I've also got a Desert King that I planted from a 5 gallon last May and it really took off. Do you have that? These are 2 I can definitely cut now. Not sure about the rest of mine (about 20-30 varieties). About the Euclid... probably best to call it Euclid Unk until you figure out if it truly is unique or not.
I'll have some available in December. You can get on my mailinglist at govindasgarden.com -- I plan to send the people on the list an announcement when they are available.
I was wondering if you were going to be selling any cuttings from the Euclid tree. I have limited space but I have room for two more and would love to have a cutting from this tree. If you have some available, let me know and I will send you my contact number to possibly get it shipped to me, I live in the panhandle part of Florida. Fig trees seems to be adapting. Really good where I live. Thanks for your time enjoying your channel. Chuck Robinson
I think you can send a sample of your tree to someone and they can look at it closer and tell you if it is in the named varieties or not if not then it could be recorded as you named it. University of California Irvin or LSU?
Hi we are fig collectors to I have four my discovered fig like you , so if you want to give me some your Euclid fig cuttings , please put my on the list. I can give you some or I can buy them from you. Thanks again
It is not appropriate to just rename a tree. You did not say whether or not you even asked the owner if she knew the variety name of her tree. It is clearly an Adriatic type and most certainly already has a name. Renaming and spreading around the cuttings only adds more confusion to what already exists. This is an "unknown" tree, not a new variety. Renaming a tree goes against existing standard practice in the fig community because we end up with the same tree going by 50 different names.
@@lynettebee6045 that is very true, which is why the normal custom is to attach the word "unknown" either before or after. This is done to clarify that it is a 'found' fig and indicate that the true cultivar name is not known. Renaming and selling a found fig only multiplies confusion. This is why the practice is in place of adding "Unkown"
It's not likely the owner of the tree that hates figs would be interested to know the name of the figs and I'm sure he inquired. You have to call it something other than unknown
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Cuttings of these trees are now available at govindasgarden.com/shop
I am in zone 6 as well in Northwest Ohio. I am interested in euclid cuttings but it appears your website is down.
I tried to view your website to place an order, but it seems to be down?
@@10474rcarlyle Thanks for letting me. The website should be back up now. I don't have any cutting at the moment, but I will have some in the fall/winter.
Nice video to learn about Figs, highly appreciate it.❤
I love your videos and I hope you came through the storm with your home and garden intact
Just found your channel, excited to see more from you!
Starting your Euclid Unk cutting today. It arrived quickly, and well packaged, and is big, beautiful, and healthy. Sorry for the confusion with your order confirmation and shipping notice emails going to my junk mail. I would confidently recommend your excellent cuttings. Thank you! Happy growing!
I'm happy to hear that, Richard! I hope it grows well for you. I'm curious about your method for starting figs from cuttings.
Del San Jaume Gran is my fave at the moment. My graft this spring took, grew well, has produced quite a few fruits, AND it’s still ripening good fruit now-at Thanksgiving! (I’m in SoCal zone 9A.)
One of the best!
I would love to get a cutting from the Euclid next year. Sounds like a great fig for zone 7a.
Hello. Newbie to figs. Thank you for sharing this video. I would love a couple cuttings from the varieties that you have shown.
Welcome to the wonderful world of figs :) I have some cuttings available on the website: govindasgarden.com -- thanks for checking out the video. best of luck!
I would love Euclid cuttings! We are in northeast Texas, zone 8B. If there is a way to be added to your list, please do!
Yeah, you can go to govindasgarden.com and sign up for the email newsletter.
Great video. And I’d love to buy some of those varieties. The one think I wish you mentioned was which variety had breba. And I’m also curious where your number picks place of origin is? Did you ask the home owner if the owners before her were Italian or anything to that effect? It would be cool to find out where it’s from originally
I would love to get a cutting of the Euclid fig. I am in zone 7, retired and just starting my collection.
Awesome :) Congrats on your retirement! I'm selling them on my website: govindasgarden.com
Wow if you have any more Euclid let me know.
More on my year:
Wilmington NC Zone 8b
Top 5 in order:
1.Col de Dame (all of them: Blanc, Rimada, Noir, Gris)
2.Figo Preto
3.Genovese Nero (AF Strain)
4.White Madeira #1
5. LSU Scott's Black
Hopeful New Arrivals:
Campaniere
LSU Red
LSU Tiger
I’d love to have some cuttings from your fig trees you have some really great verities, I’ve also started growing figs from seeds to see if I can create any different verities.
That's awesome that you are growing from seed! I haven't tried that yet, but would be a fun experiment. You are welcome to purchase cuttings on our website: govindasgarden.com -- I only have two varieties up now but will be adding some more in the next week or so.
i believe it’s possible to create new verities from cross pollution from the seeds. Do you deliver to the United Kingdom?
Oh, sorry.. I don't ship to the UK :(
Looks like you need to start a waiting list for the euclid fig. Put me on the list! lol Looks great!
Yeah, a lot of people are asking for cuttings. Hopefully I can get about 50 of them for next winter. I have 5 Euclids in pots and 1 in the ground, and a few rooted cuttings inside now (from thinner cuttings that I didn't want to sell to people). I'll keep yall posted here on youtube.
Good description on your figs. I would be interested in cuttings possibly. Hearing you talk about low light and the fig doing well gives me hope. That is my one concern about where I live is very little areas with good sunshine. I'm trying to not invest a ton of money into them until I can find out if I'm able to grow them. Still waiting and hoping on my first cuttings to root. I'm excited for this next year.
I'm interested in Cuttings of Euclid please. I'm in South East Texas. I have close to 100 varieties.
Yeah, sun is key. Do you grow pawpaw?
Nice! I’ll give you a heads up with they are ready.
@@govindasgarden No I don’t have any fruit trees yet. My house is surrounded by woods and we already have plenty of trees. The beauty of figs is I can plant in containers and move as needed to get sunlight. Also, considering taking some to my parents house to plant there. They have plenty of sun.
@@govindasgarden Sounds good 👍 Thanks
Please tell me you’re ok there in Asheville! We’re about 3 hrs from you but I have a friend that lives near you in Weaverville and I haven’t heard from her yet. 😢
We are ok!
@@govindasgarden Oh glad to hear that ! My friends in Asheville are doing ok. No electricity but they’re safe.
@@govindasgarden Praise God! I was concerned for you.
Nice video. Thanks for sharing.
Great video! How long does it take for fig cuttings to bear fruits?
Thanks Andrew! Cuttings typically grow fruit the same year they start growing roots. So if you root them in the winter you will likely get fruit in the summer.
Hello I’m in zone 6B here in central New Jersey.. have to say potted Violette de Bordeaux was the tastiest this year.
I have a few in ground unknown adriatics along with a few unknown Greek varieties that were also delicious.
Nice! I had a couple really good VdB's this year, too. Super tasty.
Hi, are the containers seen in 00:41 the final size?
They could be up-potted, or left in these. I believe they are 5G pots. The largest final size I would do it a 10G pot.
Hello young man, I went to Portugal 🇵🇹 for 1 week holiday and coming back to London in UK 🇬🇧 I brought 4 white Madeira cuttings and 12 black Madeira! I propagated them the 24 September 2023 and one thing I don’t understand is what I did with the white also did with the black! Now I have 4 white Madeira with big roots and leaves BUT The black looks brown like dead! What can I do with the black Madeira should I keep them or throw them in the dustbin! Any advice for anyone please 🙏? Thanks
nice pickups, yannis! its hard to say without seeing the figs id vote against the dustbin
I would love to order some cuttings. I'm in zone 7a in the mountains of north Georgia. I tried to click on the website several times but it is not working.
Thanks for letting me know the website is down. It's back up now! You can sign up for the email newsletter and get the announcement of when the cuttings have been restocked, which will be some time in December.
@govindasgarden Do you ship cuttings to India?
Nice video; I would like cuttings of the "Euclid" tree when available.. I have a little farm over in Roan Mountain TN. Not too far from you, also zone 6. Have around 90 varieties of figs. Thanks, Andy
I was able to take some Euclid cuttings today and they are now available on our website: govindasgarden.com/shop/
Thanks for information
Lee, I'm in Winston Salem. Trying to find other collectors in our area.
I’m nearby but just starting.
I am in high point. Just starting
I am in Boston, zone 6B. My figs are in pots but I have a greenhouse. My best figs are: RdB, Florea, Hardy Chicago, Burgan uk, Campaniere, Longue d’Aout and Chios Yellow.
Excellent choices. I have experienced a few of those. RdB is one on my wanted list. And even though Chicago Hardy is very common, it’s still one of the best figs we can grow in our regions, in my opinion. Hard to beat a ripe Chicago Hardy!
Great Video Buddy!
Thanks!
Please let me know if you have Euclid cuttings that I can buy from you ❤ I’m in zone 7 (but sometimes I find it listed as zone 6a)
Euclid sounds like an Adriatic for sure. Do you have any Green Ischias or Strawberry Vertes growing, to compare it to?
Yeah, definitely has the Adriatic qualities. Comparable to WM #1
Yes, I'm looking for a fig-cutting It's still available now? I am in Zone 5 Canada, and I would like to have Euclid Fig cuttings Thank You Very Much
I do not have any more Euclid cuttings, but will have some again next year.
Thank you! See you next year🥰@@govindasgarden
Hi. I am just getting started with figs in southern ohio (zone 6a). I would love to get some cuttings of Euclid! What a great story and find.
Thank you! I'm gearing up to make them available in December. I'll keep you posted!
@@govindasgarden thank you very much. I will be watching.
I was able to take some Euclid cuttings today and they are now available on our website: govindasgarden.com/shop/
I ordered one. I really hope I can get it to root. Thank you.
I'm in 8a SC. My top 4 figs were CDD Gegantina, White Madeira #1, Vasilika Sika, and Maltese Beauty. All in ground, the CDD was a plant purchased last winter, others were cuttings purchased last winter. Really interested in your new fig.
Nice, Kevin! Thanks for sharing your favorites. Looks like we have WM#1 in common.
Curious in SC you are. I am in Anderson County.
Aiken County, North Augusta.
It looks like desert king variety. I saw that at home Depot on line.
Hi, how can I get some euclid cuttings?
I'll have some more in the winter of 2024
I’m in Florida zone 10A. What varieties do you recommend?
I would find the Ross Raddi interview with the owner of figBid, where he talks about the ficus variety he grafts onto in Florida in order to resist root-knot nematodes prevalent in the soil there. So it's recommended to learn to graft onto those if they'll be in-ground or at least get varieties claiming to be root-knot nematode resistant, and/or look up predators to root-knot nematodes and how to attract them, insect frass might be an option. If you're growing in pots you could do pretty much anything although you might search for varieties more suited to humidity/resist splitting in the rain, have a small eye etc.
Humm the last one appears to be Strawberry green Verde
Hello, I would like to get some cuttings of Euclid when you have them available :) will you concact personally when cuttings are available?
Same
I’ll let you know when they are available. Still need to wait a bit until the branches harden up some more. Thanks for your interest.
I was able to take some Euclid cuttings today and they are now available on our website: govindasgarden.com/shop/
I was able to take some Euclid cuttings today and they are now available on our website: govindasgarden.com/shop/
I just found your channel - I like your recommendations. Would love to purchase the unk. Euclid but it's sold out. Are you going to restock for the season? I'm in Zone 6a.
Hi @whyjbe -- I did sell out of the cuttings, but I'll have some rooted cuttings / young trees of this variety available around march.
@@govindasgarden Thanks - I'll watch out for them. Thanks!
@govindasgarden Do you have any a Euclid available?
I wonder if Euclid is actually VdB?
They have very different qualities… VdB has a dark exterior, for example.
Hi there, I'm a fig lover too, do you do delivery in Ireland?
Hello albert, sorry but I am only shipping within the U.S at this time.
Very nice video! Is your greenhouse heated in winter?
Thanks! It is not. There isn’t going to be much going on in there this winter.
@@govindasgardenThank you for your reply. It is important for to know coz I‘m planning to put my trees in the sunroom (Wintergarten in German) and hope that my paratyal rimada will fruit in summer 2024. It is rooted in Jan 2023. By the way I‘m in zone 7, Cologne Germany😊
Hello I’m a newbie fig aficionado and I will love to get on cutting of Euclid! I’m in zone 6b in Rhode Island ! Please let me know asap! Thanks
Hi Sergio, I'm gearing up to make them available in December. I'll keep you posted!
Thanks amigo
I was able to take some Euclid cuttings today and they are now available on our website: govindasgarden.com/shop/
I forgot to ask if euclid produces breba figs?
It does not. Not that I am aware of.
Sounds a great fig, would you be able to ship to the UK? It would probably have to be bare rooted or just a cutting. The varieties I grow are Brown turkey, Celeste , a variety that Queen Victoria grew in her garden on the Isle ofWight name unknown and a variety grown in the garden of William Willberforce of slavery abolition fame again name unknown. My location is Kingston upon Hull Yorkshire England.
Hi Janice. I love that you are growing figs over there in the UK, and it sounds like you have some with a rich history. Shipping to the UK would be relatively expensive, and I wouldn't feel great about the transit time, but if you are willing to take the risk and pay the additional shipping charges I would be open to it.
Sounds like you're going to run out of Euclid pretty soon. My daughter, son-in-law, and their baby just moved back here in UT from Asheville. I was out there a year ago April for their wedding. Also visited New Life Community Church. They love figs, so it would be cool if I could get that Euclid to grow especially for my kids. I just got into figs last year. I'll be cutting my Olympian if you don’t have one and would like to try it. God bless!
God bless! I drive by New Life quite often. I would love to help you add this one to your collection and get it growing in Utah. I just posted an update, but basically I am going to take as many quality cuttings as possible and make them available sometime in December. Olympian is a great fig! I have one in the ground and it's definitely one of the hardier varieties that I have experience with.
@govindasgarden I've also got a Desert King that I planted from a 5 gallon last May and it really took off. Do you have that? These are 2 I can definitely cut now. Not sure about the rest of mine (about 20-30 varieties). About the Euclid... probably best to call it Euclid Unk until you figure out if it truly is unique or not.
I was able to take some Euclid cuttings today and they are now available on our website: govindasgarden.com/shop/
Are all the figs mentioned here are self pollinating?
They are all "common" figs, meaning they don't need a wasp (or anything else) to produce the fruit.
@@govindasgarden Do you ship cuttings to India?😍😍😍
How does one get a cutting?
I'll have some available in December. You can get on my mailinglist at govindasgarden.com -- I plan to send the people on the list an announcement when they are available.
Hey nice 5 my dude. Also, what greenhouse are you in right now? Harbor Freight? I have their 10x10x12.
Thanks Phil! We have the same greenhouse, I think. Harbor Freight.
@@govindasgarden nice!
Cant believe someone doesn't like figs!
I was wondering if you were going to be selling any cuttings from the Euclid tree. I have limited space but I have room for two more and would love to have a cutting from this tree. If you have some available, let me know and I will send you my contact number to possibly get it shipped to me, I live in the panhandle part of Florida. Fig trees seems to be adapting. Really good where I live. Thanks for your time enjoying your channel. Chuck Robinson
Thanks Chuck! Yes I plan on selling some of the cuttings in December. I’ll let you know.
I was able to take some Euclid cuttings today and they are now available on our website: govindasgarden.com/shop/
Ripennign time of euclid?
I'd say it's a mid-to-late-season ripener
I can't get to your web page. Any other way of contact?
The website should be back up now. Sorry about that.
Nice job, I would add UNK behind your name choice so everyone knows it is an unknown
I think you can send a sample of your tree to someone and they can look at it closer and tell you if it is in the named varieties or not if not then it could be recorded as you named it. University of California Irvin or LSU?
Great vid..I just subscribe
Thanks!
Could be smith?
I feel safe in saying that it's not Smith based on exterior and interior color, and shape.
Hi we are fig collectors to I have four my discovered fig like you , so if you want to give me some your Euclid fig cuttings , please put my on the list. I can give you some or I can buy them from you. Thanks again
DO YOU SELL CUTTINGS?
Yes, you can get them at govindasgarden.com
When can i purchase some cutting? And how much i live in 6B Euclid would be perfect for my climate. Thanks
I should have some more this winter. You can sign up for our newsletter at govindasgarden.com to stay in the loop.
I see your out of stock I will be ready next winter spring sir
hey danny! yes, i'll have some more cuttings available in the winter. hope you are doing well!
I am in High point. I am going to start planting figs. Can I visit you?
Hi, feel free to reach out to me at govindasgarden108@gmail.com -- Thank you.
Euclid cuttings pls. Zone 6b
I was able to take some Euclid cuttings today and they are now available on our website: govindasgarden.com/shop/
@@govindasgarden pls give instructions on rooting too
I paid for this yesterday. I did not get any confirmatory email
@@MrsMaguuuu It was shipped this morning. I sent an email with the tracking number about 1.5 hours ago.
Pls ship to Philippines pls. I want ur fig cuttings sir. 🙏
Euclid cutting please
I was able to take some Euclid cuttings today and they are now available on our website: govindasgarden.com/shop/
It is not appropriate to just rename a tree. You did not say whether or not you even asked the owner if she knew the variety name of her tree. It is clearly an Adriatic type and most certainly already has a name. Renaming and spreading around the cuttings only adds more confusion to what already exists. This is an "unknown" tree, not a new variety. Renaming a tree goes against existing standard practice in the fig community because we end up with the same tree going by 50 different names.
He Has to call it something! 🤔 Perhaps when it is seen and compared to other figs the original name can be found. 🤓💖
@@lynettebee6045 that is very true, which is why the normal custom is to attach the word "unknown" either before or after. This is done to clarify that it is a 'found' fig and indicate that the true cultivar name is not known. Renaming and selling a found fig only multiplies confusion. This is why the practice is in place of adding "Unkown"
Yep, I 100% agree. 👍
Came here to say this.
It's not likely the owner of the tree that hates figs would be interested to know the name of the figs and I'm sure he inquired. You have to call it something other than unknown
I'm from Florence SC I would like to start with fig tree can you contact me
Hi Mary, how can I help you?