Stan, I know what you're feeling. Yes, we *know* that it is early, early spring and the weather is not at all unusual (getting the same forecast of snow again this week) and yet by this time of year we are not able to maintain our sense of humor in the face of the weather tease and the plans we have made, the orders we have coming on a schedule we could only guess at last winter when we placed the orders, and the long list of things to be done we're itching to start. Nothing to do but vent a little, shrug and do what we have to do to get by, right Stan? As our friends across the country are gently reminding you - and me, too - it could be worse. :-)

LOL.. I have wondered the same thing.. Ms B Havin is standin up proud this morning and it was 27 on the North side of the house but poor Knightii and Tiara are shriveled ....Not sure about the stuff up front I will have to go check it out... I do know that MBH didn't like the Hot Humid weather and it did not bother any of the others..Maybe just their nature??? Kylie

Well :I am growing fig trees at this location for 15 years,yet my oldest fig is only 5 years old? You know Why:Because I had problems like yours on more than one fig tree,and I discarded them and looked for other varieties. You was waiting too long to get rid of it. Get rid of it right now is my advice to you,and ask on our forum that someone send you a real fruitting fig,of course for a fee. Today I have at least a dozen fig cultivars that are reliabelly fruitting wonderfull tasting figs every year. If I was waiting 15 years ,I will have what you have,today. Happy Gardening.

You can also fix the problem by going into IE Internet Options and clicking on... > Tools menu > Click the Advanced tab. > Click to select the Disable script debugging check box. > Click to clear the Display a notification about every script error check box. > Click Apply, and then click OK. That should eliminate any future problems. HTH Anne