Sorry for the delay, been busy with Irene passing through. I have a Mary Lane Seedless rooted air-layer that has taken off so well I've been tempted to keep it and get rid of the original plant, but that wouldn't be fair to the parent. It was my first attempt at an air-layer and I'm quite pleased. I also have a rooted sucker I took off of a tree I have that I acquired from a local greenhouse, which has since went out of business, but the tag said white italian honey fig and I remember the owner telling me it was a very sweet variety. I also have cash of course. My Marseilles VS may be big enough to provide a couple cuttings in the Fall too. Sorry I don't have more, I'm kinda just getting started with the exception of the White Honey I've had and three that I lucked out with cuttings surviving on a couple years back. Timothy

Thanks for taking the time and posting your video there enjoyable to watch and hope you continue doing them . Martin

Just picked this fruit, and for those that like Violet de Bordeaux you will enjoy this one for sure. Very similar in taste. Martin Ebay Id Dieseler6z92

gwenn - can you show me photos of the "Croisic" tree and it's fruit? A close up of the most common fig leaf shape. I was given a fig tree under the name Gillette (mother tree was found just on the side of the road) and it does have a leaf shape and fruit that does resemble a "Croisic" Yet it has two common final shapes that it has been shifting back and fourth to for about two months now. One of the two shapes is sort of like a five leaf clover which is about 75% like the Gillette leafs that I have seen elsewhere online. The other shape is very different I will show you a photo of that shape in a bit. It would be really nice if someone could give us pictures of the "Croisic" that are undeniably real