Vining plants are types of plants that grow by climbing or trailing along surfaces. They use structures like tendrils, hooks, or their stems to attach themselves to nearby objects, such as fences, trees, or walls. This growth habit allows them to reach sunlight more effectively, which is essential for photosynthesis. Common examples of vining plants include morning glories, sweet peas, and ivy. These plants can be found in various environments, from gardens to wild areas. Vining plants are often used in landscaping to create green walls or provide shade, adding beauty and functionality to outdoor spaces.