A climbing vine is a type of plant that grows upward by attaching itself to structures or other plants. These vines use various methods to climb, such as twining around supports, using tendrils, or adhering to surfaces with specialized structures. Climbing vines can be found in many environments and are often used in gardens and landscaping for their aesthetic appeal. Common examples of climbing vines include ivy, wisteria, and clematis. These plants can provide shade, cover unsightly areas, and attract wildlife. Climbing vines can also improve air quality and contribute to biodiversity in their ecosystems.