Congrats Dennis, its a wonderfull feeling to finally be able to solve the naming puzzle of mislabeled or unkown figs. I have had quite a few sleepless nights trying to figure it out myself on some mislabeled figs I have. That fig looks delicious by the way.

Yeap!  I am so happy Nelson!  In that first picture, the figs look a little green because I picked it too soon!  But here is a picture of it when it is Gold color on the tree!  I bought these 2 trees 2 years ago from Lowes or HD.  I think it was Lowes.  They grow fast and I got one limb that I air layered that took.  It is very very sweet and juicy.

Dennis,those are some beautiful figs---glad you got it identified.

Dennis, there are at least 2 strains of Atreano that I know of.  One is the Rolling river nursery type with an amber interior that a lot of people on the forums rave about.  The other is a variant from Belleclare nursery that has a red interior.  One being sold at a NY nursery called Zainos is this second type.  They call it golden atreano, but BC called it Atreano.  In my opinion this second one has too mild a flavor for me but I keep one around just because it gives me lots of large figs.  

Dennis, What a beautiful fig tree ,
I love all the limbs on it...
I would love to buy some cuttings from
you of that tree when or if you cut it. 
 Debbie

Hello Debbie I've already cut it once and I probably won't cut it again until next year.  When I do, I'll contact you via email.  I was going to place these 2 trees in the ground but I changed my mind.  When they go dormant, I'm going to repot them using a good mix and this time use a larger pot!  Next Fall I will plant them in the ground. 

I feel really bad because for an entire year I totally neglected these 2 trees.  I just fed them water for one year thinking they were Brown Turkey.  Well that year I did repot the 2 trees but they did not grow that much at all until the next year (this year).  What happened? 

Well, I left both trees outside uncovered, in the rain in the snow and in the ice.  When Spring came, they looked dead so I placed them on my cull pile for a few days along with 3 other trees that also came back to life after being out all winter unprotected. These 2 Golden Atreano fig trees would probably have doubled in size.  How do I know this?  Well, I left the 2 Golden Atreanos in 5 gallon pots and 1 Peter's Honey and 1 Italian Honey both in huge 30 gallon container out all winter unprotected.  Only Peter's Honey and Italian Honey completely died to ground but came back in May and grew 7 feet!  And they are much older than my Golden Atreanos by 2 years.  So, my theory is if I had placed my 2 Golden Atreanos in large container, they would have reached that size too. 

 I wasn't sure if they were dead, I placed them in my greenhouse for 30 days and gave them a liquid feed.  As you can see, they came back!  Now, I am glad I kept the trees.  I'm going to triple label these trees and put the proper name on them, Golden Atreano.  CHeers,

Hello Debbie I've already cut it once and I probably won't cut it again until next year.  When I do, I'll contact you via email.  I was going to place these 2 trees in the ground but I changed my mind.  When they go dormant, I'm going to repot them using a good mix and this time use a larger pot!  Next Fall I will plant them in the ground. 

I feel really bad because for an entire year I totally neglected these 2 trees.  I just fed them water for one year thinking they were Brown Turkey.  Well that year I did repot the 2 trees but they did not grow that much at all until the next year (this year).  What happened? 

Well, I left both trees outside uncovered, in the rain in the snow and in the ice.  When Spring came, they looked dead so I placed them on my cull pile for a few days along with 3 other trees that also came back to life after being out all winter unprotected. These 2 Golden Atreano fig trees would probably have doubled in size.  How do I know this?  Well, I left the 2 Golden Atreanos in 5 gallon pots and 1 Peter's Honey and 1 Italian Honey both in huge 30 gallon container out all winter unprotected.  Only Peter's Honey and Italian Honey completely died to ground but came back in May and grew 7 feet!  And they are much older than my Golden Atreanos by 2 years.  So, my theory is if I had placed my 2 Golden Atreanos in large container, they would have reached that size too. 

 I wasn't sure if they were dead, I placed them in my greenhouse for 30 days and gave them a liquid feed.  As you can see, they came back!  Now, I am glad I kept the trees.  I'm going to triple label these trees and put the proper name on them, Golden Atreano.  CHeers,

Dennis , It would be nice of you to contact me next spring
about this fig tree. If you want I can send you my list of
fig trees that I have and we could trade cuttings .
Thank You. Debbie