I have Falls Gold and Alma. Do not have Fall Gold. Falls Gold and Alma are similar, but don't think they are the same. Igo and Ventura RW are also quite similar, and possibly the same as Falls Gold, but not Alma. I would say, if space is an issue, any one of them would suffice for this flavor type, though Alma has a much lighter crop, here. Leaves are all similar, as well. They are a group of varieties that I would be willing to surmise are all the same thing, and the differences are just soil, fertilizer, etc. After this season, even more than previous ones, looking at the color and flavor changes in many figs, I am considering the idea that there are maybe a dozen fig varieties and everything else is environment. When red berry flavored figs can be honey colored on e season and honey flavored another season, or part of the season, it becomes really, really hard to say what the true description of a fig is. Even if you go with the predominant/most frequent type, that may still not be the true fig, but only a reflection of the dominant environment that it is in.

It will be like CSI when fingerprint samples start changing pattern from year to year. If your fingerprints changed every year, then criminal investigation would be about as accurate as fig identification is now.

Pitangadiego had posted: "The last interesting fig was Falls Gold, which is a very agressive grower, and has a nice full, kind of nutty flavor, but if you let it get fully ripe, is so sweet that it will explode your head. The sweetness keeps building like the hotness in Jalapeno peppers."
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Also: "Falls Gold -I got it from a fellow in the South, who was Indian or Pakistani, if I remember correctly. He had a lot of figs, and sent me about a dozen or so. He supposedly got it from the "Bill Fogerty" collection, but have no info about that collection. I have a few which turned out not to be what they were supposed to be. The problem is, they are really great figs, but for now are unknowns. However I don't care what the name is, if it is a superior fig." http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1893221/8-31-harvest-small-pix