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The early Autumn sees the end of the ripening figs in the UK. The shortening days and waning heat prevent the figs from moving to that marvelously soft and often high coloured ripeness that signals a perfect eating experience.https://www.pomonafruits.co.uk/wpblog/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Fig-Chelsea-1.jpg550550