Just located a yard with 7 trees - 2 have really narrow finger lobed leaves - 2 others have not as narrow finger lobed leaves.  However, did not get a chance to stop and take pics.  But will soon.  What other than Brunswick has those type leaves - keeping in mind that this is Nashville (6b to 7 although in years past 5b to 6a)?  These are relatively mature trees. 

Without thinking about it-

Ronde De Bordeaux
Negronne (sometimes)
Violette de Bordeaux (sometimes)
Haikel Lebanese (an unknown)

Picture is worth a thousand words.

I have a Negronne and a Tena with such leaves.
"gene"

How about Stella.

Here is a picture.or two

This is one of the trees


Another tree where the lobes are a little wider.

The leaves look EXACTLY like my Paradiso ( Genova) fig from Joe Morle. Just need fruit to make confirmation, but right now I would say its a match.

Bass's Syrian Long too!

Are these the 2 kinds? Let me know if you found out if they are something besides Celeste and Brunswick.

They look like Dalmatie and Capelas to me.

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Sorry don't mean to confuse the issue.  But I am confused on this group of figs.

My Dalmatie (aka dalmation, stella) has similar leaf to Brunswick but from the description of the fig it is different.  I am trying to get a Brunswick so I can do a side by side comparison of Brunswick, dalmatie and capelas.

My Capelas also looks like photos of Brunswick.  Both dalmatie and capelas are large figs, taste great, grow well and are cold hardy so I am happy regardless.  

Here are some photos of the figs the leaves look the same as photos in post above.

 
dalmatie

     
dalmatie
 
capelas picked a little early is bigger than dalmatie

 
capelas

Hi,
Dalmatie and Brunswick are two well known and totally different strains.