Well Black Fig ,one come from Pakistan,2300m altitudine,on paralell 36,so it must be cold up there,so try it outside.
Wht Texas everbearing resisted ten freeze night outside in a row so ,it should be good outside,and another two known to be cold tolerant are the Ischia figs,white and green.Hope this will help

Herman,

Thanks for your help! I know there are no guarantees I just didn't want to place a known tender variety outside if there is little or no chance of it surviving (with winter protection of course). If I don't receive feedback for the Giant Amber, Mary Lane, Native De Argentile, or St Jean, I will treat them as if they are tender varieties and garage them for the winter.
Thanks again,
Vinnie

Vinnie,

If more than one of your cuttings root, you can experiment with one while protecting the other.

~james

James,

You're a step ahead of me. I have been rather successful rooting my scion in the past so I potted at least 2 of all my UCD cuttings. I will offer what is left over on the fig forum. I was planning on keeping one of each variety outside and one inside if that variety is considered at least fairly hardy. I do take your point that if I don't receive feedback or find information on the remaining fig plants to do as you recommend. Thanks!

Vinnie