Actually did not notice the title or relate it to what I said. Although it is a plant of Chinese origin it was a big cash crop grown in Nigeria for a good long time as a health supplement and they have been called(incorrectly) Nigerian Goji many many times.
Currently, only two named varieties, 'Crimson Star' and 'Phoenix Tears,' are available to all growers. A Canadian company in Saskatchewan, Wolfberry Agrodevco, offers plants of 'Sask Wolfberry' to cooperating growers only. We had Star and Tears that we actually ordered online at HD back in 2009-2010 and although the fruit is very close the leaf on the Star variety was far smaller for us, and the reason I commented.
Fused or not that plant is "you" and I am certain you will like it a lot. Also, on a cool note - they can handle your climate with ease
I don't think Judy had much luck with fruiting and I cannot tell you why because ours were just landscape on a North wall. Contrary to instructions they were a pain in the ass to keep trimmed there and fruited enough that they frequently rotted on the plant.
Grimmy