I love to look at the pictures of fig trees

this is the first year that I have fruit on my trees so i thought that mabe someone would like to look at some pictures of them

the large green ones are called Excell from Adriano
the small ones are called Malanzana or (egg plant) they aresuppose to be huge but these guys are just a little more than a inch thick and they are starting to change coulor and going soft

Thanks and Enjoy 

Beautiful cluster of figs in pic 2 &5 looks like you will be enjoying a few this season Thanks for posting 

Nice,

Thanks for posting the beautiful pictures!

Thanks for posting.  I love looking at these pictures too!  Just wish I had a bigger back yard so that I can grow a few more...  I've even invaded my sister in-law's house to get space for 2 more trees...  here's a picture of one that I planted over there...  It was labeled "Bugasota" when I bought it from a variety store in Greek-town.  =) 

Keep those pictures coming!

Another beautiful fig and picture

Thanks for posting

Marjo,
keep them pictures a posting i also enjoy them as well and perhaps many more folks will start posting there plants.
Thanks for sharing.

ccc1, nice looking plant. Do you have it planted out side. If so, how are you protecting it from winter cold. Bob Harper

ccc1
Nice looking bunch of figs.
What were you waiting for for the fig at 11 O'clock. It was all ripe ready and waiting for a hungry fig enthusiast. I hope I get a few drooping like this soon.

You should be happy you are not my neighbour with the fence so close for the reach. Squirrels are easy to blame then.

Bob:  Yes, it's planted outside in-ground.  I'm growing it as a multi-trunk bush and bending the branches down to the ground and covering during the winter.  I plan on posting pictures of the process later this winter...

OttawanZ5:  This picture was actually taken a while back, but I only posted the picture of the figs after they were picked in this thread: http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3632257

Yes, a few did get picked by other people...  saw peals on the ground, so it's not by a squirrel!   :(

It's almost the middle of September already, and I'm still getting 1 or 2 brebas a day from this tree.  I guess that it means that there's no chance in hell that any of the main crop will ever ripen.