Need help with some varieties

Unknown Spain / Spanish Unknown
This is the variety circulated from Pete Lee , I did some research and tracking on this one and the two names are synonymous , seems the growers had mashed up the name a bit.

 
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Unknown Spain / Spanish Unknown
This is the variety circulated from Pete Lee , I did some research and tracking on this one and the two names are synonymous , seems the growers had mashed up the name a bit.

This may be synonymous with LSU Hollie?
Unknown Spain / Spanish Unknown
This is the variety circulated from Pete Lee , I did some research and tracking on this one and the two names are synonymous , seems the growers had mashed up the name a bit.

Did I read somewhere that this one bears a striking resemblance to LSU hollie
 
This may be synonymous with LSU Hollie?

Did I read somewhere that this one bears a striking resemblance to LSU hollie
I've have read that statement made, although I don't remember seeing any support to that statement and I can't remember where I saw that statement was made.
Steve the maker of the video here also has LSU Hollier growing inground. Steve gave me a tour of his orchard last Fall(2023) and received cuttings of both Unknown Spain and LSU Hollier as distinctly different varieties. The cuttings I got have grown very well and I hope to evolute them myself this coming season.
 
I actually possess both cuttings. Bud unk, and Burgan unknown also SHO #1, and Spain Unknown, and S. Fwy#1 Still missing some Intel from Sonia. Interesting that some of these are figology varieties since the unknown, and unnamed benefactor wished to remain anonymous. LOL They were also given to me from someone else.
 
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I've have read that statement made, although I don't remember seeing any support to that statement and I can't remember where I saw that statement was made.
Steve the maker of the video here also has LSU Hollier growing inground. Steve gave me a tour of his orchard last Fall(2023) and received cuttings of both Unknown Spain and LSU Hollier as distinctly different varieties. The cuttings I got have grown very well and I hope to evolute them myself this coming season.

We have Hollier, Yellow Lebanese, and Ukn Spain. All have similar looking figs. We will be able to compare them all side by side this year as well.
 
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