I have this nice tree and I was told that it was Italian Honey
It sure is nice and sweet and melts in your mouth
I can eat half dozen of these and still want more
I will be pruning this tree and it would be nice to have it
named if anyone wants some cuttings of it

Take you best guess

Looking at the fruits yes,looking at the leaves,they look like imature leaf of Italian Honey fig.
The mature leafe has five lobes.
If you want to be sure go check a fully grown fruit before it get ripe.
If it has the most visible ridges runing from eye to peduncle,then it is Italian honey.
If it is smooth on th fig skin,and you do not fill the raised ridges,then is not Italian Honey.

Thanks Herman
The wind is blowing at thirty miles and hour its
blowing my trees all over the place
well not all over just tipping them on there side but its knocking figs out
well this is one of the figs that got knocked off
and one of the leaves
check it out is this the ridges that you are referring to

Hi Marjo ,
i feel your wind here also other day peak wind gust up to 60mph and yesterday up to 40mph . I moved all my smaller pots up against shed and some over to house patio wall to get them out of wind. The 30 gallon pots dont tip luckliy there to heavy.

The poor plants are taking a beating the gusts get up to 60 MPH I don't get
this kind of weather around here vary often
its vary cold the high today is 55 F big drop from yesterday which got to 80
and the last few days it was in the 90's

Mario, I am interested in cuttings when you get ready to sell some...
Thanks.
Susan

Hi Susan
I don't sell cuttings but I'll be happy to send you a couple
when the trees go into dormancy I will be pruning
some time around Christmas i think will be a good time to start
shaping the tree
send me a P.M.

Mario you are in Ontario? How do you prepare your trees for winter? I am also zone 5 but in the NY State snow belt.
Linda

You can definatelly Label it Italian Hone with confidence.
The ridges,and the mature leaf,is consistent with Italian Honey.
That leaf is very unique to Italian Honey.

Marjo I would be interested in cuttings when you take some. Let me know I can send you some in return from my trees.

Linda: I have a small greenhouse that I keep just above freezing over winter
and it worked vary well for me last winter I had a least a month head start

Herman: Thank you for sharing your expertize I will label it as Italian Honey

Al: I will be pruning this tree down quite a bit and I'm hoping to be able to send a couple of cuttings to all that are requesting it
I will be sending cuttings out early in January I will need addresses in December please PM me than

hi Mario, I am interested in some of your cutting. I will email you   my address.  thank you!

Mario,

The green fig on the leaf on that plate is a very artistic-looking photo!

noss

Mario
The photos and description describes my Lattarula (Latarulla). The last week heat-wave helped ripe a few on my plant against the south facing wall. The heat wave did not help ripe figs on Lattarula in the open backyard.
Italian Honey and Lattarula are considered synonyms of each other.

Here you go Marjo:A small greenhouse does wonder for getting ripe fruits,and getting your trees ahead in cold climates.
It works like a charm.