This tree came from Stark's Nursery last February labeled LSU Gold and finally is ripening figs. But the figs are purple! Has anyone else had mixed up fig trees from Stark's? It's such a big nursery -you would think they would be more careful.
Any ideas on what fig it could be? It looks different from the LSU Purple they sent, but perhaps that is labeled wrong also. At least the labeled LSU Purple has purple figs. 
Below is a picture of the ripening fig and the little trees coming up from the base.
 
 

 

That one looks like a LSU Purple.  Show the pictures of the other"Purple" for comparison.

Starks is pretty good with adjustments.

Lsu purple for sure. You can tell by leaf and the way fig is ripening from bottom and top is yellow. Good fig and very productive

I am for LSU purple too

Thanks for all your comments. This is what I bought around the same time from Stark's for LSU Purple. The figs turn purple. The leaves from the young sprouts look very different from the "LSU Gold" one. If the other one is LSU Purple, then what could this be? 

 

So it seems there's a mix up with both trees from Stark's Nursery. Stark's also sells Chicago Hearty fig trees. The leaf pattern of my supposed "LSU Purple" looks just like the second picture on Purdue University's Department of Horticulture Plant ID Site labeled Chicago Hearty: https://www.hort.purdue.edu/ext/senior/fruits/fig2.htm
They're both good trees, just not what I ordered. 

 

Picture From Purdue University Plant ID Site: "Chicago Hearty"

The second one is a Mt Etna fig looking at the leaves, could be easily a Hardy Chicago.

Can you believe it's been over a month since I contacted Stark Nursery by email, sent them information about their mistake? They asked for pictures. I sent them pictures along with a link to this discussion thread. After several weeks of no response, I called them. I was told the Customer Service Department is still waiting for a response from the nursery stock department. The other nurseries I've bought from are so much more responsive than this. I've enjoyed a number of LSU Purple figs off the "LSU Gold" tree and some tasty purple to black figs off the possible "Hardy Chicago", but I really wanted to try a yellow honey fig like an LSU Gold. Hopefully my Alma from Rolling River Nursery will be the right one.   

Mara,

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