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[mIEKAL aND <dtv@mwt.net>]

A second on figs, & if you're gonna keep it indoors most of the year I 
would go for something a little more exotic than the brown turkey, 
hardy chicago genre of figs, maybe try a jelly fig, a conadria or a LSU 
Gold (which I don't have in my own collection but sounds quite 
interesting.)

Also another fruit that hasn't been mentioned which makes a really easy 
to maintain, compact house plant is the surinam cherry (eugenia 
uniflora) which produces quite edible ribbed fruits very high in 
vitamin C.  I grew mine from seed & they fruited within 3 years.  
Here's a few pics of them in action.

http://www.tradewindsfruit.com/surinam_cherry_pictures.htm

~mIEKAL