Creeping vines are plants that grow along the ground or climb up structures using their stems or tendrils. They can spread quickly, covering surfaces like walls, fences, and trees. Common examples include ivy, morning glory, and grapevines. These plants often have beautiful leaves and flowers, making them popular in gardens and landscaping. Creeping vines can help prevent soil erosion by stabilizing the ground with their root systems. They also provide habitats for various wildlife, including birds and insects. However, some creeping vines can become invasive, outcompeting native plants and disrupting local ecosystems.