Hello from Long Island!

I would appreciate some help trying to identify a fig tree, I have thought it was a Brown Turkey but may be wrong.

I have loaded a few photos of the leaf and figs.

Thanks    

Hi Peter, and welcome.  It is very difficult to ID a fig, but if I had to take a wild guess, I would categorize it as a Mt. Etna type fig.  How is the flavor?  Berry type or more of a general figgy taste?  I know it's hard to describe, but some varieties have more of a fruity flavor.

Not a berry flavor, a very sweet fig flavor. Sorry about the image lighting, thats all I have.

Hey peter - welcome to the forum. I am also from long island (oceanside), where about are you?

As Frank mentioned, it looks like a Mt Etna type fig and there are tons of those, most of which stay unknown. You didn't happen to weigh it by any chance did you? When did it ripen and was it grown in ground or container?

Hi Matt,

I have family in Oceanside, I am in Seaford, Nassau County.

This photo was from September, I did not weight the fig.
This tree was originally from the Inwood, it was my father in laws, when they sold the house (he passed away) I dug the whole root ball out of a 30 year old in ground tree ;), me and a very strong person moved it to Seaford, this was about 300lbs lol

I have two varieties here now and just started growing three other types. This is my new hobby. Fig trees everywhere around here ;) 

No three lobe leaves, all the leaves have that same print.

Nice fig. Dont know what it is. Was this fig totally ripe. It dies look to be in the MT. ETNA LEAF.

I will do the same, I have been giving my cuttings out to friends, I enjoy doing this, here is one I gave to a High School friend of mine  

Hi, PeterC:
Welcome!  I'm new here on this forum. AND, I am a new "figist"??  I absolutely love figs and when they're no longer available at the store, I crave them.  So yes, my new hobby also.  

Looks like a Brown Turkey that ripened in cool weather at night to me.

http://figs4fun.com/fpix/FP947-41.jpg

http://figs4fun.com/fpix/FP952-16.jpg

http://figs4fun.com/fpix/FP960-73.jpg

http://figs4fun.com/Thumbnail_Brown_Turkey.html

Welcome to the forum!

My opinion is english brown turkey

Thank you for all your help, this is such a nice forum and very enjoyable to come to and learn.