Nowadays, fig (Ficus carica L.) fruits are consumed either fresh or dried and used for jam or spirit beverage production. Morphological and pomological diversity of 49 wild edible fig accessions sampled was evaluated. Analysis of variance revealed significant differences among the wild accessions studied using the morphological data recorded. Ripening time ranged from late July to mid-August. Fruit skin ground color showed high variability, including cream-purple (4 accessions), purple-yellow (8), light purple (7), purple (15), dark purple (5), purple-cream (3), and cream (7). The range of fruit-related traits was as follows: