What is another word for climbing plants?
Pronunciation: [klˈa͡ɪmɪŋ plˈants] (IPA) 
Climbing plants are wonderful additions to any garden or home. These plants can add a sense of height and depth to any space they occupy. However, if you're looking for other names for these plants, you could use the terms "vining plants," "creepers," or "ramblers." Vining plants, like the common grape vine, climb by using tendrils to attach themselves to supports. Creeping plants, such as creeping thyme, grow low to the ground but can climb walls and other structures. Rambling plants, such as rambling roses, have long, flexible stems that allow them to climb and trail along supports. Whatever you call them, these plants are sure to enhance the beauty of any garden.
