Assertion: ivy's vine | /r/CapableOf | climb up tree
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the landscape
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: When mature vines climb up a tree, their shape can even mimic that of the host tree.
text: The first step is to sever the vines of the English ivy that have climbed trees in the landscape.
text: Can grow as a vine or small shrub trailing along the ground or climbing on low plants, trees and poles.
text: Vines climbing up trees can be cut a few feet from the ground, for convenience, to kill upper portions before hand-removing the lower portions.
text: Vines climbing up trees can be cut a few feet from the ground, for convenience, to kill upper portions before hand-removing the lower portions.
text: Vines climbing up trees can be cut a few feet from the ground, for convenience, to kill upper portions and then apply systemic herbicide to lower cut portions (see Control Options).
text: The plant also uses little rootlets that produce a glue-like substance that allow the vines to grasp and climb up fences, walls, and trees.
text: Pale green ivy runners or vines spread along the ground and climb walls and trees.
text: The vines often climb trees, fences and stone walls.
text: Can grow as a vine or small shrub trailing along the ground or climbing on low plants, trees and poles.