Vining Plants
Vining plants are types of plants that have long, slender stems that grow along the ground or climb up supports such as trellises, fences, or walls. These plants use their tendrils, leaves, or stems to attach themselves to structures as they grow. Vining plants are known for their ability to add vertical interest to gardens and landscapes, as well as their versatility in adapting to various growing conditions. Some common examples of vining plants include ivy, wisteria, grapevines, and morning glories.