While you guys are adding, I am reducing, from 230 varieties to about 40(hopefully). This hobby is too addictive and time consuming and is interfering with my travels. Figs are great! A month at Hollywood Beach is greater!

Love that place, go there every year and I only live 2 hours northwest. I have the month of Nov. at La Playa, real nice condo. I love the 2.5 mile boardwalk to exercise by walking and biking. Us old folks need all the exercise we can get.

http://www.visithollywoodfl.org/hollywoodbeachbroadwalk.aspx

When I passed my Florida Realtor license exam I had my celebration dinner at Nick's.

Been there.

Thanks everyone for the kind words.
Willis I sadly agree many of the others won't say what all they have but it would be nice to see whats growing where.  You have a great collection my friend, very well rounded with many rare ones Congratulations. 
rafaelissimmo  yes I agree I need a few more on my list care to send them my way:) I know you got some good ones.
Igor, I thought that was the regular celeste, lol I know you got some good ones too. Did you notice the one we have been talking about is missing from the list.
 Wayne your collection is very nice also I'd love to help cut back on your inventory for you I'm sure we can get you down to 40 by winter. Why don't you make your inventory public? 
I hope everyone is going to inventory there fig varieties this year and share what all they are growing no matter how small or large. 

I bet if Wills had a different fig for every time somebody typed Willis it would be the biggest collection ever lol.  Yes I did too. :) 

I feel that making my list public would be create more negative than positive activity, I usually email it on request of hobbyist that I know. I believe Frank, Wills, and Marius have the list.

I have friends that share their list but ask that it not be distributed further which is fine.  Everyone makes the choice to make it public or not and there is no right or wrong.  I also have good friends that I have no idea what they have and that is ok also:)   Some don't want to publicize because they are afraid of being pestered and there are other reasons as well.....it's all good.

@ ediblelandscapingsc

A big (&?) growing fig list indeed - my congrats.

I assume that you are NOT associated with the famous nursery
http://ediblelandscaping.com
from where I acquired some of my first fig specimens (far back in 2002)...

Holy moly!  Thats a lot of figs, both of you!

Nice collections Daniel and Wills! Here is a link to the list I use on a few scion exchanges. It's a bit of a mess, and more than just figs. Hope you enjoy...

http://goo.gl/u5uqco

Congrats. 

Here is my list. I started in Feb.2014... I've got a sicknesses lol
Desert king.
Black mission 
Violet de bordeux. 
Green ischia
Jurupa 
Osborne prolific
Monstreuce 
Flanders
Monticello
Scott's black
Trojano calabrese
Calimyrna
Hardy Chicago
Sicilian black
Acciano
Grise st. Jean
Peters Italian honey
Smith
Madem de saisons
Brunswick/magnolia
Lsu purple 
Santa cruz dark
Algerian
Wuhan
Panache 
Flanders
Alma
Sals c
Gulbun
Zidi
Deanna
Chater green
Mvsb
Beall
Violet sepor
Chico strawberry
Macool
Noire de barbataine
Grantham royal
Turkish emerald
Scharr israel
Black madeira
Raspberry latte  
Bourjasette noir
Maltese falcon
Rdb. Driveway 
Black Ischia
Cddb. 
Cddn
Ice crystal 
Brooklyn 
JH Adriatic
Pane e vino
Black malta
Normans yellow 
Golden Celeste
Atreano
 

Well, it looks like everyone is passing me up....LOL    I am moving on to Citrus and Nectarines...LOL

Thanks again everyone.
 gorgi thanks for the kind words, no relation to EL or infringement intended. I try to only plant edibles on my land here is SC and use it to work with the landscape and not against it hints the name. I'm a collector of all fruits that grow in my area not just figs this includes over 20 hardy pomegranate varieties and many many other things not typically grown in the SC/NC area or commercially in the US.
Armando I wish we could grow citrus here I've tried 2 different citrumelos but they was winter killed last year along with a few other plants I had. I'm now trying Yuzu from a source in Cali and I'm growing mandarins from seed from a source near the Potomac River in MD. Hopefully they will do better in our cold winters. I'd love to see your fig list if you don't mind sharing. 
Brian thanks for sharing your list, wow you got a lot in just 1 year. I see many good names on your list and I hope it continues at the pace you're headed.
Will, you're right it is all good I wasn't thinking that lol. my bad on calling you willis I suck with names lol. 
paully any chance we can see your list too, I can't wait to see what all you have. 

Dan,

How long did it take to amass such an amazing collection? 

Brian ... Very nice

Here are mine as of 09/2014. Many of them are still in 1 gal pots. I would like to leave about 20 best figs so some out of those listed will have to go eventually.
I typed from memory, I hope there are not that many duplicates.

 Unk. Union Berry
Unk. El Molino IDed as Patlican
Unk. Anatolian Pastilliere
Unk. Seattle Purple
Black Mission (very good strain, large figs)
Conadria
MBVS
Gino’s Black
Sal’s EL
Takoma Violet
St. Rita
Chicago Hardy
Stella
Dalmatie
Long Yellow
Golden Celeste
Improved Celeste
Paradiso Gene
Kathleen’s Black
Scott’s Black
HdA
Pastilliere
Unk. Pastilliere
Tena
F. Preto
Black Madeira
Noire de Caromb
Niagara Black
LdA
Smith
Malta Black
Wuhan
St. Cruz Black
Negronne
VdB
Vista
Strawberry Verte
Sultane
184-15
White Greek
Lampeira Preto
Violette Soleis
Black Prince (caprifig)
CDDB
CDDN
Chico Strawberry
Peter’s Honey
Marabout
Zidi
LSU Purple
Marseilles White
O’Rourke (not improved Celeste)
RdB
Adriatic JH
Schar Israel
Panachee
Zingarella
Ischia White
Alma
Excel
Brown Turkey (DFIC 17)
Marylane seedless
Bournabat
Bourjasotte Gris
Black Mission TJ from a seed with figs

+ many seedlings

Wow .. Nice

Is there some biblical event happening now where everyone is come to the confessional.... .?

I have never kept it secret :)  You just had to ask ...
Also, I have never sold a fig, only trying to give away (for the shipping cost) or trade.
I hope to keep it that way unless will be short on the pocket change to buy a new nice container. All my figs so far are in pots.

rg I had my first 2 fig trees for about 8 years now both from my grandpa's original trees. about 6 years ago I added a BT & Hardy Chicago.  fast forward 2 more years and I acquired cuttings of pop's purple, Celeste, and Castle kennedy and was content or so I thought. in 2012 I really started collecting I lost a few along the way but I'm still very happy with what has survived. So I'd say it took me about 3 years of buying and trading to get where I am.