Amen’s Citron (TFH-0455)
The Amen’s Citron fig variety never ripened any figs. They would just drop or not ripen before frost, so we bailed on it.
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Amarcord (Thierry)
We probably different give the Amarcord fig variety a fair chance at proving itself, but we have way too many fig trees, so I let it go.
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Algerian Chetoui
We only got a single, really nice fig from our new Algerian Chetoui tree, before it was killed over the 2024/25 winter. This one may have to go back onto our wish list.
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Adam Apricot (SO)
My Adam Apricot was growing well and may be a worthwhile fig variety, but I decided that I’m not going to take the time to experiment with caprifigs. If it develops a good reputation as an edible fig, I may add this one back onto my wish list.
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Allix (Thierry)
Allix survived the 2025 winter well – loaded w/brebas in the spring, but they dropped. Then loaded w/mains, which also dropped. Is it even true to type? I just have WAY too many fig trees to deal with it right now, so it’s gone.
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Andreva MP
The Andreva fig variety seems like just another member of the Black Mission fig family, so we bailed on it.
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Amrita SO
We received our Amrita directly from Sacred Origin, but it has just been a dropper for us, so it has been removed from our orchard.
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Jebba (Nikky)
After the first fig tasting, I had high hopes for the Jebba fig variety, but didn’t perform in our orchard. Not sure why, but I decided I had too many other good figs to take up my space and time.
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Albacor Comuna MP
We have found Albacor Comuna to be a much less productive than many of our other varieties. It’s actually a very good fig, but I hope I don’t regret having to let this one go.
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Sunrise
Since I received a number of Sunrise cuttings from Brian, I had many Sunrise trees. I sold some. Others I gave away. Not paying attention, I accidentally gave away my last one. Bummer. Oh well, this one seems only semi-common, as it does not have the quality of caprified specimens, so we will not be re-acquiring this variety.
