Here Is The First Crop Of My Gillette Fig 

Thanks for showing picture.
I notice the prominent ribs display on the figs easy to see in your first picture.

Nice pics they look good and healthy 

Dieseler I didn't pay much attention to the ribs on the figs, these are 2 pictures from last year they seem to lose the ribs later on as they got riper. 

Hey dave what is the name for the figs in this lower set of pics my personal unknown looked just like these last season bright green/yellow 

Hi Tony,
I think the last set of pics is ripe version of the first set.

nice looking figs
what a difference one level up climate zone makes.

Grant
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Grant your right the last set of pictures are from last year 

Mighty fine looking tree!

Yeah but what are they guys ?

Ha ha ha omg i didnt even realize that sorry guys i dont know where head is lately maybe be its up my ?

Ha ha noss thats pretty funny yes a very dark place indeed 

Dave;
A nice fig tree, my congrats.
Mine has not fruited yet.
I do have a special interest in 'Croisic' figs.

Beautiful and they look dee-lish!

George I do have some 2 year old trees if you think you need another? 

Now I know why the sudden interest in Gillette in sales  :)

Can anyone pin-point out any physical difference between these two figs?
The second one is from (just bumped):
http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post/Focus-on-Breba-Crop-Cultivars-2782474?highlight=gillette

George,

Really cool to see this tree fruiting.

As I had mentioned, the original tree was removed shortly after I took the cuttings. Now if I could only acquire a copy!

Thanks Joe for your keen eyes!
My next question: Where is 'Waldo' ?
(... just kidding! ...)

Hey Gorgi , leaves look a bit different in that the centre lobe looks a bit pointy as apposed to clover shaped .

Dave , that fig was picked way too early . I have the same tree and you have to let it wrinkle up like a prune . Probably a few more days , otherwise it's not worth eating at all .

John