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Adapted from "Creepers" by Anusha Perera and Thiloka Kariyapperuma. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Vines are plants that can creep up and to the side. They can be long.
Vines can go up a tree or some down a branch. They can hold on.
A vine can have fruit and flowers. The fruit grows where the flowers drop off.
We can plant a vine to go over a house or an arch. They are keen to grow up!
Some trees have vines all over. The vines can go up steep spots.
Some vines hold on with these small curls. The curls twist onto a frame.
Vines can fork out so that they go both ways. They can tuck into small spots.
Vines on a farm. They are not tall, but they spread out.
Some vines grow food in the soil. The green leaves get the sun for the parts under the ground.
Vines can go wild! They are keen plants that can grow very fast.
There are a lot of kinds of vines. See if you can spot some where you live.