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Whats the one third up left 3 inches up 2 figs down 2 inches and over 1 fig and directly below:)

Looks good but just one poor little lonesome green fig?

Phil, funny

Wayne, thats all that is out there this afternoon. Seems like early on in the season there were more green figs.

Nice plate of figs....

Mike, you've had some good figs this year, it is nice to see all your photos.

Wayne, thanks for reading them and your comments. Its all about learning. I like to post so others can see the pics and then
my info I gather so others can see what they do in my climate. They can then use that info to help determine if they will
work in their on environment. I do the same with the post by others, especially those in the southeast. I also gather
info from those up north that grow them without protection.

I'm very envious of you, Mike!  Having said that, I hope you continue to get loads of great figs.  Thanks again for your picture contributions.

Nice plate of figs, also noticed only one lonely green one, lol but I'd love that variety about now, so far only 2 trees have produced ripe main crop figs for me this year. I will have a nice harvest in a couple weeks though

Looks good, Mike.  My biggest plate for a day this year was about 1/3 that size (4 varieties, 8 figs, all brebas).  Yours look great!  Glad you're having a good harvest this year.  

Mike   central NY state, zone 5a

Looking good, Mike. Hope they tasted as good as they look.

That's more than I've gotten all year so far.  Congratulations.