Well, we have talked previously about this unknown fig I picked up (slingha bought one as well) earlier in the year from a local greenhouse here in NC. It was originally tagged "Dwarf Creeping 'BT,'" based on what the greenhouse owner told me. I have since dubbed it "Wilmington Creeper," as it is unique and not BT as the seller once told me.
Tonight, I spoke with his wife (she was younger and a bit more sharp than he appeared), when I went to buy one of the last of these plants. It is not a tissue culture, as speculated on the forum. She said they bought "rooted cuttings from a large nursery in Florida." Unfortunately, she could not recall the name of the business. She told me it was pitched to them as a fig chosen for its dwarf characteristics and cascading growth to be sold for the "patio fruit-growers."
She reiterated that it produces purple/brown figs and said the previous declaration by her husband that it was Brown Turkey or a "Southern Fig" was incorrect. That said, she had no official name for the variety.
Regardless, it is kind of neat. Its leaves never got larger than maybe 2 1/2 inches long (most were smaller). All of the branches flowed sideways and downward over the pot's edge. And I have never seen so many buds packed onto a branch, maybe one to two per 1/2 inch.
Mine did not fruit this year, but I guess some at the greenhouse did so later in the summer. She also said she felt it would work great as a bonsai. I suppose she could be right. However, since I am going for the fruit, mine will grow out. And once they are dormant, I will likely have some cuttings to trade, if anyone is interested in this curious, little fig.