Keep in mind , this is my first year for any amount of figs over 2-5 . Sooo I'm really excited that I'm getting more this year. A few at a time are getting ripe. Sal's C was semi sweet could have stayed on tree a few more days . Celeste - a couple were very sweet one was just so so. Chicago Hardy was just ok, barely sweet. It's still a young tree though or maybe needed to stay on tree longer. Maybe a few others when ripe will be better.  Kadota won over all - creamy , ,honey sweet 8 out of 10 ! BT was maybe a 5-6 out of ten in sweetness.

how totally yummie, you lucky girl.

were these from NY or FL?

Pattee,

For a beginner this is super.. a good crop of very nice and delicious looking figs !

I am sure you are doing everything right and -as per the book-

Keep doing the good work and next year you will have a sizable basket full of figs !

Francisco

Thanks Susie and Francisco. I'm happy to be getting some this year !
Bob, these are from NY.

Impressive!

Looks great! always nice when you have a selection to choose from

Thanks guys ! A few other varieties hopefully will ripen, but they are young trees. Still, I'm hoping to get a taste  this year.

Good for you o get the ripe figs, whats that in the middle of the plate ?

Thanks Martin , the middle one is Kadota. I know , I know it's not a dark fig ! ツ

Oh thats a fig . lol

ROFL !!! 

Those look great.  I so hope to be in that position this time next year. =)  Thanks for sharing the pics and descriptions, Pattee

Nice pictures Pat. The figs look great!

  That's a beautiful assortment.  Good things come to she who waits.   WE got one tiny ripe one and I was tickled pink over it.

Very nice Pattee

Thanks Jules , Art and Soni. It's so exciting when they start to turn color and ripen ! 

We sound like a bunch of kids on Christmas morning when we talk about our ripe figs....lol.

I'm ecstatic for you!!! And what a great showing too. I hope they proved to be all that you were hoping for, enjoy!!! :D

The fig are looking good, keep it up

They look Delish!!!

Wow!!! They look mighty tasty!

Pattee,
Thanks for the pictures and commentary. Congrats.
I tried to kill my kadota this winter by leaving them out in the weather (5 gallon buckets), but they grew back from the roots, have over 3 feet of new growth and produced figlets. Given your fig description and since they have proven hardy, I will plant them in ground and see how they perform next year. Thanks.

Thanks Mike , Sophie,Bugs, John and Smaritza. Each day now I am picking 1 -4 more. I have a bunch of other varieties that aren't close yet - so hoping they ripen to extend the season.