Climbing plants are plants that have adapted to grow up and around other objects, such as trees or walls. Vines, ivies, lianas, and lianes are all types of climbing plants. Vines are plants that use tendrils, twining stems, or suckers to attach themselves to a support structure. Ivies are woody vines that have aerial roots that cling to walls and other surfaces. Lianas are woody vines that use trees and other tall plants for support. Lianes are similar to lianas, but they are herbaceous and do not have woody stems.