What is another word for clinging plants?
Pronunciation: [klˈɪŋɪŋ plˈants] (IPA) 
Clinging plants are those that attach themselves to other surfaces, with tendrils or aerial roots, to climb up and grow tall. They are also known as climbing plants or vine plants. Some popular synonyms of clinging plants include twining plants, creeping plants, and trailing plants. Twining plants wrap around objects or other plants for support while creeping plants grow along the ground and use roots to attach themselves to the soil. Trailing plants grow from a central stem or rosette and trail across the ground or other surfaces. Examples of clinging plants include ivy, wisteria, grapevines, and honeysuckle. These plants add a beautiful and natural touch to your garden, home, or outdoor spaces.
