I am a Fig Lover and have small Orchard of Fig Trees. Since you are in zone 7 like myself the temperature can dip below zero easily. I am not an expert and here is my one penny recommendation:
Chicago Hardy can stand freezing climate.
Consider Potting and burying the pots in the Garden.
Don't buy what so called bare feet little trees. It is very difficult to work.

What do you mean by bare feet little trees? I haven't heard that term.

Chicago Hardy is DEFINATELY on my list - I have also purchased two Ischia, two Texas Everbearing, and two Black Mission. Any additional that will contrast with these and the CH are appreciated.

The ones not able to withstand temperatures will be greenhoused, including soil warmer cables. I want to do this as little as possible, but will do it to keep them alive, Oklahoma can be a terrible place (profanity filter caught my first post!) and it can do zero here OCCASIONALLY, but it usually stays above 15.

So - more recommendations please? There are a million and one different figs, and you folks seem to know them all.

Does bare feet little trees mean bare root, or unrooted cuttings?

Thanks,

noss