grape vines
Climbing fruit bearers
Grape vines are the climbing plants that produce grapes, cultivated for wine, table fruit, and raisins.
The vines grow by sending out tendrils that grip supports, and vineyards train them along trellises or wires.
The grape vines hadn't been pruned in years.
Figuratively, the grapevine is the informal network through which rumors and gossip spread: I heard through the grapevine that she's leaving.
- tendrilsSlender coiling growths
- climbingAscending by physical effort
- wine countryArea known for vineyards
- viticultureGrape-growing science
- rootstockBase for grafted plants
pruning · varietals · organic farming · arbor · heirloom varieties · harvest festivals · trellis · perennial · terroir · soil preparation · seasonal harvest · plant breeding · irrigation · wine cellars · barrel aging · vertical gardening · growing season · frost protection
- cultivated plantsapple, banana, cabbage, carrot, lettuce
- Wine Countrywineries, winery, vineyards, grapevines, tasting rooms
- winemakingwinery, winemaking, crushing, grapevines, harvest
- DionysusDionysus, maenad, bacchantes, bacchante, grapevine
- Mediterranean gardensolive trees, lavender fields, citrus trees, cypress trees, bougainvillea
- Willamette Valleypinot noir, wineries, wine country, wine tasting, tasting rooms
grape vinestrees
Woody plants with trunks
fruit trees · oak trees · ground cover · shrubs · apple trees
grape vineswheat fields
Cultivated land for cereal
corn · vegetable gardens · cereal crops · rice paddies · soybean fields
grape vinesweeds
Unwanted wild plants
native vegetation · wilderness · fallow fields · scrubland · wild grasses