Ficus carica - Common Fig

Ficus carica: Ficus, Latin name for this species, the edible fig; carica refers to Caria, an area in Asia Minor (in what is now Turkey), where many figs were cultivated in ancient times.

Trees are often multi-trunked, but can be pruned to standard.
Palmately lobed leaves.
Flowers form inside fruit, and are pollinated by a burrowing wasp.
Fruit forms on old and new wood, producing two crops a year in summer and fall.
Fruit is the edible fig of commerce.