Climbers, also known as climbing plants or vines, are a diverse group of plants that grow by attaching themselves to supports as they ascend towards sunlight. They can be classified into several categories, including true climbers, which use tendrils or adhesive pads to grip surfaces, and scramblers, which rely on surrounding vegetation for support. Climbers can enhance vertical spaces in gardens, providing lush foliage and colorful blooms, making them ideal for trellises, fences, walls, and arbors. Popular climbing plants include wisteria, clematis, honeysuckle, and climbing roses, each offering unique characteristics and care requirements. These plants can also provide shade, privacy, and habitat for wildlife, making them valuable additions to both ornamental and functional landscapes.