In theory, Kentucky is as far north as figs are hardy. And then not all varieties: only the Brown Turkey and Celeste are hardy here. I ordered the Celeste, cuz it's both better looking and better tasting. Just imagine honey with little gritty things in it.
Even though theoretically hardy, they'll be in containers, so I'll likely have to protect them anyway.
I well remember my granddad and his fig tree in Brooklyn. Every fall he'd wrap it in burlap and tar paper, and cap it with a tin pail to keep everything dry over winter. Those were the purple Italian figs, and I couldn't get enough of them.
Janie: Figs are at least as good tasting as they look on TV. Once you try them you'll be hooked. Even the dried ones (you can find several varieties in the dried fruit section of the market).
Don't be in a rush to buy cherry tomato plants. Friend Wife is setting seed for her cherry and grape tomatoes tomorrow, and it won't be any effort to plant a few extra and send you some---although I don't see how anyone needs more than one cherry tomato plant.
Anyway, it's no big deal for us to ship you as many as you want.