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tillysrat Poulsbo, WA(Zone 8a) Feb 15, 2009

Is there anyone out there in Wash. the Kitsap area.
That would like a Ficus tree.
Its has goten too big for my house

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mortswife97630 Lakeview, OR(Zone 7b) Feb 15, 2009

How about the candy in the jar????? I had a cockatiel, don't want another. He used to whistle at the dogs and annoy them, now he's annoying my daughter. I like ficus because they grow pretty fast, but they do get big.

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tillysrat Poulsbo, WA(Zone 8a) Feb 15, 2009

Funny, You want me to sent you the candy or the birds. LOL

I just want a good home for the tree, I grew it from a 6" pot and a rescue from the dumpster 12 years ago.

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NatureLover1950 Vicksburg, MS(Zone 8a) Feb 15, 2009

About 30 years ago I had a Ficus tree that got too big for my house so I gave it to a "friend." She told me a week later that she had sold it for $35!

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tillysrat Poulsbo, WA(Zone 8a) Feb 16, 2009

Maybe I should wait till the annual yard sale, that everyone does on my road once a year. Never thought of that, Thanks.
More money more little plants. Good Idea.

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JuneyBug Dover AFB, DE(Zone 7a) Feb 20, 2009

You could always chop it down, root the cutting. and sell them and build a huge flight cage with the best looking cutting (or mother plant) growing in it.

edited to say: then you could share the candy with us!!

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bomp9911 Dousman, WI Feb 22, 2009

You might consider posting it on craigslist.com in your area... It's like an online rummage sale! You can ask a certain price or offer free to good home. I know I'm always watching craigslist for plants in my area... Good luck!

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