We bought a house & there is a fig growing here. Last year I could see no blooms & there was no fruit. This year, so far, I see neither again. My question is, do you need 2 figs to pollinate or does it depend on the variety? I have no idea what variety this one is.

try this

http://adrianosfigtrees.com/va...

they have a telephone number you can try

Thank you. A member on the Fl. forum just happened to mention her fig is fruiting & I asked her. She said they do not need another fig for pollination. Here's an interesting link she provided.
http://www.figweb.org/Interact...

That is rather mind-blowing the wasp and pollination.

It all reminds me I must repot mine with its solitary fruit when I return from the deep north.

Many gardens have brown turkey figs and they are parthenocarpic, no pollinating necessary, they also bear sterile fruit

Thank you for that information Judy.

Thanks for that Judy. I had just started thinking about how I got my single fruit without a wasp.

Yes the wasp variety is interesting it not common in North America, I usually see brown turkey figs everywhere. Not an expert just LOVE figs and when I see a tree growing I check it out. Fresh fig halves served on plate with a chunk of goat cheese or sharp cheddar. Yum.

Too good, Judy!!!!!!