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How climbing plants find a handhold

How climbing plants find a handhold

in Edible Garden, Exploratory Gardening, Garden Design, Outdoor Gardening, Plant Care Techniques, Plant Types and Uses, Sustainable Gardening June 23, 2023 by Christian

A climbing plant begins with an apparent problem: it wants light, but it has not paid the woody price of a tree. Instead of building a trunk, it borrows the garden. A pea finds netting. A cucumber finds twine. A clematis catches a wire with a curling leafstalk. A grapevine reaches, touches, tightens, and turns a fence into a ladder.…

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