Step 1: Tied all limbs together.

Step 2: Then wrapped it with pink insulation.

Step 3: Made an oversized make-shift igloo with 1.5" pink foam boards, then placed a large plastic bag over the top, then put a sheet of luan board on top to try to keep water out and any future snow loads.

I tied it down best I can without breaking the foam boards and left my 6' ladder beside it hoping it'll help with wind loads. I think Im gonna get my hands on some scrap carpet foam just in case this doesnt work out then wrap it with that and plastic.

Im also thinking about adding leaves inside but afraid that Ill over do it, I dont want to burn the tree up either.

Any advice would be appreciated!!!

-Steve

Before:

Tie-up branches:

Group two of the three and wrap with burlap:

Tie together as a single tower:

Wrap first 4' with fence and add a strong fence stake to support:

Fill with leaves and add "Second Story":

Fill with leaves and top with shower curtain:

Also you people do not have to understand that if you do not pinch you are not going to have fruits.
In your case you will have fruits on new growth if you pinch or not,if you wait long enough..Pinching is done to limit the number of fruits per branch and to speed up the growing of fruits.
Pinching is usefull in short growing season like up north and other cold climates.
Pinching also makes the remaining fruits to grow larger and better tasting.
Pinching makes the tree mature a smaller calculated number of fruits in cold climates where otherwise,if left alone a lot of fruits(Very large numbers) will grow to normal green size but will not mature till the winter come.

Keep in mind i am not a college educated Horticultor.
All these opinion are mine and i got them from experience ,and i practiced them and they work.
I was introduced to Pinching a few years ago be a site from New Zeeland Called:"The incredible edible fig ".If you gogle it you will find more information about it.Regards