Hello everyone in a few weeks most of the plants in zone 7a-7b will start moving sap up the trunks of trees and shrubs now is still a good time to take cuttings to propagate your favorite woody plants be it by grafting or rooting but the time frame is closing quickly. If anyone wants to swap cuttings or other plant material please let me know. Here is a short list of what I have to share.
named thornless blackberries
named goumis
named plums
named persimmons
named pomegranates
named plums
nanking cherries
named sweet cherries
named figs
named kiwis
named mulberries
named blueberries
pecans
named peaches
and much more including a few ornimentals please feel free to tree mail me if interested in trading. If you have never shipped cuttings or attempted rooting cuttings I can walk you through both. At this time I'm not interested in trading cuttings for postage, in fall I'll have seeds for postage. Thanks and I look forward to hearing from everyone.

Daniel-
I'm late to the party.... If you do this again next year I would be so interested.

Sounds great Toni, feel free to treemail me if you would like to work out something for fall also.

What kinds of figs do you have?

What kind of pomegranate u have?
I'm currently looking for Angel Red, and Eversweet..

sorry for the late reply everyone I've been super busy since spring.
Karen I have many many different fig trees my figs go dormant around the end of October to mid November at witch time I can take cuttings. Please feel free to contact me via treemail then if all you are interested in is figs.
Juragan, Eversweet has proven to not be hardy in my area (zone7b) and I haven't obtained Angel Red yet but I do have about 20 others I can take cuttings from. my pomegranates go dormant a little later than figs sometimes staying leafed out into December you can feel free to contact me via treemail around thanksgiving if all you are interested in is pomegranates.