Rather than posting each crop as it comes in, I have decided to lump everything together that has come in so far. We start with Adriatic JH, a first year tree, so not as good as it will be someday!

Marseilles Black VS

Negronne

Paradiso Morle

Italian White Unknown (needed another day or two-impatience!)

All these are main crop.

They look delicious - Great pictures!
Coincidently, I've been lusting for Adriatic JH & Marseilles Black VS! If only they were "scratch and taste" pictures :)
How would you describe their flavors? Thanks!
Keep Growing,

Adriatic JH had berry notes, nice texture. Will only get better. Marseilles Black is very consistent-ripens early, closed eye and no hole in the middle. Pleasant figgy flavor. The birds have been attacking my Negronne relentlessly.

Alright! Yep, I'll have to follow in your footsteps & try growing these wonderful varieties - Thanks again!

I forgot to add this unknown breba, very sugary, weighed in at 110 grams. Sold to me by a forum member as Paradiso, which apparently it is NOT. Unfortunately, it was the only breba on this tree.

Rafael, nice pics, Thanks for sharing.

Yes, nice presentation. Thankyou!

DC pm me I should have some MBvs cuttings if you want them.

What was the best of the bunch?

They are all good. Adriatic JH should become the best but for now Marseilles Black or Negronne (lots of size variation).

Great looking figs and in Zone 7B. 
Thanks

Very nice, R...thanks for the pics and comments.

Thanks Joe & Pino.

Nice looking figs, Rafael.

Rafael, Thanks for sharing the pictures and info, nice format.
Why are you saying its not Paradiso? The picture, green outside with red inside is the typical description of Paradiso.
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Nice thread Rafael, top notch photos and information. Thanks.

Hi Pete

I sent the leaves over to Herman for id, he said it was not Paradiso Gene (the dog tag on the tree is a misnomer, it says Gino's Paradiso). Here are the leaves in case you want to contribute your two cents, which is always welcome.

Btw Pete the tree only has 3 main crop on it, but has branched nicely from the tall, skinny stick it was in March.

Rafael,
I know you are aware that there are several different figs called Paradiso, ~ 6 in the forum community.

With the name clarification, Paradiso Gene, the ID is much easier because of the documented characteristics. I don't currently grow a Paradiso Gene, so I would rely on the knowledge of Herman2 (VS). Good Luck.

BTW the pictured leaves are juvenile leaves, mature leaves are usually formed off older wood and later in the season.

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I was under the impression that you are trying to match it to Paridiso Gene, which is the only one that it can realistically be compared to at this time. The drawing would only be a reference of how that original documented Paradiso should look.

Pete

Not to reinvent the wheel, but if the picture you supplied is Gallesio's Paradiso, I think it is clear, and Herman and others would agree, that Gene's Paradiso is the closest one to the Gallesio (also Giovanni's Paradiso in Philadelphia).

Pete I apologise if I was not clear, I had only intended to state a fact, that I was sold a mislabeled tree. I actually have decided to treat unknowns the same as established varieties: if it is healthy, productive and tasty I will welcome it into my collection, as you have done. If the main crop of the faux Paradiso is worthy I will post it later.