Okay took another ride and SCORED WITH A TRIPLE, ONE RED, ONE BROWN, AND ONE GREEN We were able to find three more local trees. They are unknown to the owners but the family stories are worth every minute of time spent hunting fig trees..We were even invited back to one address for a homemade spaghetti dinner while we prune the fig tree..Here are a few pictures of the score from today.. Sorry no total box lot as the kids were eating while I was taking pictures They did not last long that is for sure....This fig hunting is fun grab a cup of coffee fill the gas tank and hit the road...

sorry did not get interior of red here it is

Figs are always nice.
Then there is the offer of a homemade spaghetti dinner ?
Growing up thats one meal i always ate on Sundays.  ; )

the figs are identified as follows
The first brown fig is a brunswick
the second red fig is a sicilian red
and the third green fig is Binello or Fig Of Napoli.

Nice finds, Al. Fig hunting is always fun. And up North, it's a year-round sport. The leaves are easy to pick out in the summertime, and in the winter, trees wrapped in burlap have a way of standing out. Especially when there's snow. A lot of times, you have to walk or drive through alleys to find them, but that just makes it more fun. In my experience, if there's a statue of the Virgin Mary or a Franciscan Monk in the front yard, there's at least a 25% chance that there's a fig tree in the backyard. And yeah, everyone I've met who has a fig tree in their yard has been really nice and generous with figs, cuttings, and/or trees.