But Paul, I think you will need to protect it enough to let some trunks mature before you will get any fruit. Maybe put it in a big pot and roll it into shelter once it loses its leaves in winter?
Mine makes figs on the woody stems, and it did take a couple of years' growth before it started producing on the mature woody trunks.
It's lost the whole set of spring leaves already to the rusty fungus, but is growing new ones.
I just don't know if I will ever get a fall crop of figs from it.
