Ficus pumila

Ficus pumila, is commonly known as the Creeping Fig or Climbing Fig. The climbing fig adheres closely to surfaces with its vigorous, self-clinging stems. This evergreen vine produces small, heart-shaped leaves that initially emerge in a delicate, almost miniature form, tightly pressed against whatever it climbs. 

As the vine matures, it develops more robust, larger, and coarser leaves that stand out from the surface. Gardeners widely employ it to cover walls, fences, and trellises, where it quickly forms a dense, green mat. It thrives in a range of climatic condition. 

The climbing fig requires minimal maintenance, making it a popular choice for vertical gardening and topiary.