Landscape Uses
Use Creeping Fig to create cool green curtains of dense foliage on unattractive block, masonry, or concrete walls.  This vine covers surfaces with a tracery of fine stems that are densely covered with small heart shaped leaves.  They are held closely to the surface creating a mat of foliage that extends barely 1 inch from the surface.  The fruit is a fig which is borne only on the mature horizontal stems. 

Propagation
Cuttings

Special Notes
Do not plant near wooden structures because the vine can damage the surface.  The vine can be a high maintenance plant and pruning may be required several times a year to remove growth from windows, roofs, etc.  The vine will relentlessly endeavor to coat everything it encounters in a green blanket.

Fun Facts
For a "quick" topiary of geometric shapes and animals, Creeping Fig is a great choice.  Fully line the frames with sphagnum moss and fill with a growing medium.  Plant Creeping Fig in the frame.  The plant will soon cover the shape in a thin coat of fine juvenile leaves.