The main crop figs are coming on strong.  While waiting here is what some of my breba figs looked like for 2016;

What a haul! You did good.

Hi Pino.
Great looking brebas,I only had one breba this year, I had a lot of brebas on my Fracazzana rosso and one by one they all dropped. Your Capela Azores looks like my long D'Aout.do you think it could be the same?
Vito

@Jerry - thanks I wish I could share them over the internet!

Figs are great and in z6 with select varieties I have fresh outdoor grown figs from July - October. 
Much to my delight this year with the intense heat and drought it is also a banner year for cherries, all sorts of berries and walnuts and if the weather holds it will be a vintage year for wine grapes!    Now it is peach time and although smaller than usual they make up with excellent taste this year! 

@Vito - This year has been tough on the 1st crop the only figs that seemed to enjoy the intense heat and drought were the 2 Sicilian fig brothers (black and red). 
The weather is getting back to normal now and the main crop figs seem to be coming along nice and probably early.  Looking forward to these.

Capelas is Adriano's fig.  I saw his planted in ground against the house and it takes up the whole side and loaded with figs.  He said it is a great fig in ground for the north.   I grow mine in ground during the summer and dig up and bring in for the winter so this way I get some brebas as well as main crop.  It is getting too big now so I will leave it in ground.

I also have Melanzana AF which I was told also looks like LdA and it is definitely different than Capelas.  The Capelas has SMOOTH edge leaves similar to Brunswick but not it is not Brunswick either.  Adriano said it comes from Azores. 
Also his LdA is not the same as these 2 figs. 

Here is a leaf photo.
 

Great job, looks like your getting a good amount even with the heat!

What a harvest, Pino!  Beautiful!

@Becky - thank you
The heat coupled with the drought has been a challenge but I think it is behind us now.  Looking forward to a nice remaining summer and fall.

Thanks Meg - Having see some of your fig postings I am sure in California your fig harvests are going to be huge!

Sicilian Black brebas (fiorone).

Pino
These are very nice  figs and brebas
Congratulations

Francisco
Portugal

Pino, your tree has 24 on each branch?  Wow!  Very nice.  Congrats!

Sicilian Red brebas (fiorone).

This fig variety is great for me in zone 6 since it helps extend the season.  The breba figs ripen earlier started around July 3.  figs are  delicious dark red/black figs very sweet and pleasant taste difficult to compare but one of my favourites.  I would give the taste 9.7 compared to 10 for JH Adriatic.  The main crop ripens late but it is definitely worth keeping for the brebas.
 

Where do you get the 10gallon containers to grow your figs in? Will they be able to stay in there for ever? I have one fig in a container on ny patio and I notice that it is growing better than the two that I have in the ground.

I can't find the web site for JVK. It must be a Canadian company. I did locate a 10 gallon plastic trash can for 6.99 online at Amazon. So what if it is bright yellow. If the inground one doesn't do well this year then I'll put it in the can and move it onto my patio. I'm in Orlando, Fl. and it gets very hot here in the summer and this is the first year that they are growing.Perhaps that's why the inground one isn't doing that well. Thanks for the trash can idea.
Really you are 102 yrs. old?

Hi, I am Vincent from Malaysia. I saw some of your brebas are oval shape, aren't they. Somebody told me that brebas mostly are long shape, but still got some with oval shape right?

 
 
   
 
These are the figs grow of my tree`s old trunks. Are they brebas?

@Cynthia some times I feel that way but I have a ways to go yet..lol

@Vincent there are thousands of bifarous figs that produce bith 1st crop and main crop and some a third crop. 
I don't know what all their 1st crop (breba) figs look like.  In my collection there are long ones, oval and round ones and are all delicious when let to ripen fully!

Your fig photos look interesting.  The stems look like a few years old.  That may be the way 1 yr growth looks like in Malaysia? 
They are probably breba figs but check with someone knowledgeable that grows figs in your location.

In temperate climates figs produce 1st crop (breba) figs on last year's wood in spring and main crop figs form on this year's new growth in summer. 

Hopefully someone with experience in your climate will comment.

Thanks! Because a fig expert in my place told me that brebas are long shape, and I get confused because mine one of this tree is oval shape. Do you have pictures of your oval and round shape brebas?
In Malaysia, it is hot through out the year, my fig tree grows very fast. I started plant this fig tree Jan 2015, now it is 1 year and 8 months old, looks big right?

I like your scenic background as well.

Hi Pino. Congrats on your season sp far. Everything looks wonderful!

Love that your Sicilian Black and Sicilian Red produce early in your climate. Where are they from?

Capelas looks very interesting. So glad it priduces early. We just added one to the collection. Ours is from Harvey and I wonder if it came from Adriano.