LLLOL - VERY few leaves left on anything at all around here...........
You've some cracking leaf-growth on the lilies
Brown Turkey is THE cultivar to grow in the UK - superb flavour, not as good as the best figs from the E Med', but close.
Figs are VERY thirsty - a bit weird for a fruit associated with deserts. If you search online, you will find data for field crops in places like Califiornia, where exactly how thirsty they are becomes obvious. If memory serves, they are also very hungry plants as well.
So, in a pot - treat like a bog plant when in active growth and strip the second (early spring) crop of immature fruits, off the tree once it goes dormant (about now).
You are probably well aware, but planting figs in the ground has MUCH folklore associated with it. A common one says to bury a Gladstone bag and plant the tree in that. These days, restricting root-run to a cubic metre or so seems a common suggestion - dig the "pit", line with paving stones, back-fill and plant.