Plant with a growth habit of trailing or scandent (that is, climbing) stems or runners.
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Visit Website LESSON: Modern climbing ropes include a number of climber-friendly features.
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Question 1: Can the climber stand and put weight on the ankle?
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One night I saw a climber lead a route in this area.
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Soon, however, the clouds closed in again, concealing the climber from view.
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Free Solo, a new film about rock climber Alex Honnold, is different.
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Place a vine leaf, rib side down, on a clean work surface.
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Of course, there was that one hatchling swinging about on a vine.
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The birds were chirping sleepily to each other in the wistaria vine.
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In a vine-covered summer-house in a beautiful garden, two boys were standing.
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Then she let go of the vine and took his hand again.
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When performed by climbing plants, the object and the advantage are obvious.
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If you ever lounge through your houses, remember me and climbing plants.
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Palmer's new clients have added herb pots, fake grass and climbing plants.
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The climbing plants are finer here than I have ever before seen them.
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It is a good deal harder than writing about my dear climbing plants.
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A climbing plant with leaves resembling the box, and a small flosculous blossom.
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The attentions, the amenities, the prejudices of the world are like a climbing plant.
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The roots of a climbing plant growing in tropical climates.
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Almost as ludicrous as if your Dad's soul was trapped inside a large climbing plant.
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The pea is a climbing plant.
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Ivy is an evergreen, climbing plant.
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Strictly speaking, "betel" is the leaf of a climbing plant (buyo) that is chewed with the nut.
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Asagao (lit., "morning-face") is the Japanese name for the beautiful climbing plant which we call "morning glory."
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The Indians told us that the forests which cover the Sipapo abound in the climbing plant called vehuco de maimure.
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A climbing plant that strangles its host and has the ability to devastate native forest has been found north of Auckland.
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Of a graceful climbing plant, the blossoms of which are used in making beer, to preserve it and improve its flavor.
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Daun gundi or tabung bru (Nepenthes destillatoria) can scarcely be termed a flower, but is a very extraordinary climbing plant.
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Though not perfectly hardy, yet this handsome climbing plant, if cut down to the ground, usually shoots up freely again in the spring.
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It is a creeping, climbing plant that has fastened on the limbs of others and grown great from a sap not its own.
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The nearer wing presented a verandah apparently overgrown by some climbing plant, the nature of which it was impossible to determine in the darkness.
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It was a house with a portico; about the pillars of this portico was trelliswork, and on the trelliswork was trained some climbing plant.