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Tendrils


I love vining plants! I especially love vining plants which have beautiful flowers, like Clematis, Morning Glories, and so many others. Plants in the cucumber family are climbing plants too, and send out wonderful tendrils to hold onto anything within range. There are many wild cucumber plants growing wild on our property, so I took the opportunity to take lots of pictures of the part I love best about vines: the tendrils! Here is my first picture to show, and I hope you these swirling tendrils too!
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