You probably cut off everything that would have produced a breba crop (1st crop). Hang in there and if you have a variety that will put out 2 crops a season, you'll have a crop of figs at the end of summer. Hopefully you don't have a Desert King....thats a breba only fig in your area.

Good Luck,
Little John

Hummm let's see...It appeared to me (from last year) that the figs only produce in the late summer/fall (they were harvesting when we made the offer on the house around Labor day and continued to do so for a bit). So perhaps I have breba only figs....

I posted this question in another thread, but just in case you don't see that, the other one is full of fruit, which has been on the tree all year through the winter (no leaves, just the little figs). Is this a clue???? LOL (If there is a way to tell what kind of fig I have please clue me in heh heh)

Thanks so much for helping out! We bought a home with an incredible garden that I have to cut back quite a bit (because the former owner had four staff in the garden and I have ummmm me). The figs and some of the older plants are dear to me, even if I don't know what they are LOL So I want to do right by them.