Hi Cee mather's

Do you live in Canada or USA ?

Hi Anna --I'm in WV, USA

These varieties ripen late.

I do have some figs that I have grown in ground here in zone 6 for 23 years. You can get my fig list here; Pino's Figs

Thanks. I'll go there.

Hi Pino

Did you get that green fig from Paolo ? And did you ever get figs of it ?

Hello

Actually 4 of those fig varieties are green. Not from Paolo. One from Steve, 4 from John P and 1 got in a trade f4f. They have all produced figs but years like this don't ripen. So they are best used for root stock or to grow fig leaves for tea. They are all healthy nice looking fig trees.

Just asking because I got cutting from Paolo and he calls it green fig.

These is from that green fig cutting that I started in February/ March.

I think it is Red Sicilian what do you think ?

Thanks.

Great job growing this nice looking fig!

I don't recognize it. All I can say is it doesn't look like Sal's Corleone nor Sicilian Black.

If you can find where the fig came from or where/who it was found you will get more ideas.

Thanks Pino.

Tinted buds like that are usually a sign of a nice black fig!

Thanks Pino.

"If no takers than I can cut up and send cuttings for cost of shipping."

Did you end up having takers or are these still around? I am zone 6a/6b for in-ground trees. I read your fig list - wondered if the Anatolian Green at least might be hardy enough to get through with some protection.

Have cut up a lot and sent them out.

The Anatolian I have the plant left main trunk 2' tall and 2" diameter large root ball. Can send the whole tree if you want or cut the trunk into 4 cuttings?

Oo interesting. I will send you a message! Thanks. :)

Hmm. Can't seem to be able to message you. I was just going to ask you if you thought now would be a safe shipping time coming from your zone and also if you had any idea how much the different shipping options (cuttings vs whole tree) typically cost you in Canada. I am in the Appalachian area, USA.

OK I sent you a PM.