Superbe !! HFF Andy

Merci, Boro!

Brilliant. Does your fig tree produce the fruit before the leaves? I only ask because mine does!!! That looks a lovely house

Some varieties I had did that, they produced embryonic fruit at the end of the previous year and therefore took about 8-9 months to do their thing! Other varieties appeared more normally, as we would, perhaps erroniously, put it!
And yes, the house is on the large size and very nicely appointed inside and out, Jenny!
Many thanks!

Yes please!
HFF Andy & have a great w/e.

I think about 1/4 have already been snaffled (and queues have been forming outside the loo! - Mind you, not so much of a problem as there are 4 loos anyway!)
Thank you, Pete!

Yummy

Indeed, Maggie ... I'm not supposed to have them (diabetes) but they're SO delicious that I admit to having had three to date. I will admit this to my endocrinologist when we next meet but she knows I'm usually a good boy so I'm sure she'll forgive me!

HFF Andy

I know with my wife around they would not be left on the tree, HFF all the very best for your weekend.

HFF, Andy. I hope your weekend is a good one and that it isn't spent on the loo after a fig-fest. All the best, mate.

Excellent capture! HFF! Stay well!

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YUMMY !!!

Mine, in the centre-north of France, does not bear fruit. But it is only 4 years old :-) With the warming up I expect it to produce some in the next decade or so, no?
A very pretty capture with that perspective and those beautiful hues.
HFF Andy!

Nothing better than fresh figs! HFF, Andy!