Martin, Your trees look so beautiful. I love how you have them layed out on the beautiful patio. Very nice. congratulations on the Bologna tree holding on. What a great time of year for all this fun fig growing. Never want winter to come when I see pictures and the trees doing so well. ciao Maggie

Hello glenn9643, long time no hear from, glad yer back. Sans, all the pictures worked here, I REALLY like your finger nail polish..HEHE I'll straighten up.......some day! Cecil

Cecil, this is the parent tree of my last one thats going out Tuesday :) also When wintered there still usually are unripe figs. mrhappy - the inside is light color and one has to practically eat it wearing a bib, no really they are juicy you almost can eat with a spoon. There really is no crunch in mouth to speak of (not many seeds at all). But for a rainy climate it would not fair well as the eye of this fig is rather big. When first eaten one notices the jucieiness right away then the melon flavors kicks in on the palate with melon and cantaloupe overtones. I live in zone 5 and i'm not happy that they ripen so late and leave many figs on tree unripen but the ones that do for me are worth keeping this tree as i enjoy the different flavor it gives me unlike the figgy flavor i get from my others,which in a way is a nice since this is last to ripen i get to enjoy something a little different. Caz, all of them are not shaped like this as there are 2 different shapes i get from this tree one like you mentioned and the other shape is more long than round but both are nice size actually bigger than my other trees. Martin Martin

It appears our unidentified Fig 1 has no Breba crop and Fig 2 does have a Breba crop if that is any additional help in identifying these figs.