Creepers and Climbers

Creeper plants and climbing plants are plants that grow by attaching themselves to a support, such as a trellis, fence, or wall, using special structures like tendrils, stems, or roots. They are often used in landscaping to add visual interest and cover vertical spaces. Some common types of creeper plants and climbing plants include:

1. Vines: These are plants that grow by attaching themselves to a support using tendrils, stems, or roots. Examples include ivy, golden shower, clematis, and honeysuckle.
2. Creepers: These are plants that grow along the ground, often covering large areas. Examples include English ivy and periwinkle.
3. Climbing plants: These are plants that grow upward by attaching themselves to a support using tendrils, stems, or roots. Examples include climbing roses, jasmine, and wisteria.

To care for creeper plants and climbing plants, it is important to provide them with the proper sunlight, water, and nutrients. They generally prefer well-drained soil and should be watered regularly, but not to the point of water logging.