Jon,
I wonder how this fig will do as a commercial crop for areas with warm winters. It would be desirable to have a crop while all other trees are dormant.
I will be sending a couple of small plants of these to Trinidad island in the Caribbean, where temperatures are always the same. I wonder how it will do there.
I have found that birds down in the caribbean are attracted to dark figs but they will usually leave the green figs alone. So this variety should have two advantages, bearing at different time of the year and not attractive to birds.