Hi, Just ate my first two Stella Figs.WOW, What a great tasting fig!I'm not sure if they were Breba or not because I have many more on tree that are at a different growing stage.I've read on ONE Green World website that this tree is valuable to the PNW area because of their cooler summers.I am wondering if I plant this tree ingound and with proper protection Will it produce enough ripe fruit to be worth it.I live in North Jersey Zone 6.Thanks everyone for their help and expertise.
                        
stay Well, Anthony

Mine was doing ok last winter inground with a few leaf bags around and in top of it.

Hi Vasile , thanks for giving me insight with your experience.Were you able to ripen any Stella figs this summer.Is Stella a fig that needs a longer summer of heat than I can offer?
                     Stay Well,
                                   Anthony

Hi Vasile , thanks for giving me insight with your experience.Were you able to ripen any Stella figs this summer.Is Stella a fig that needs a longer summer of heat than I can offer?
                     Stay Well,
                                   Anthony

Sorry Vasile I meant to say can't offer.

Stella was early this year,it got ripe on about 10 of August(first maincrop fruit)
I think once it get older it will ripe just fine in your climate.