What are Creepers?

Creepers are plants that grow along the ground or climb up things. They have long stems and can spread out over big areas. Some common examples of creepers are vines and certain types of flowers that need support to grow tall.

Example: A common creeper is a grapevine, which can grow on fences and walls to produce grapes. Another example is a morning glory, which has pretty flowers and climbs up like a vine.

Fun Fact: Creeping plants help to cover spaces and can make gardens look colorful and interesting!

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. Which of these is a type of creeper?

a) Oak tree

b) Cactus

c) Ivy

d) Sunflower

2. What do creepers need to grow well?

a) Water and sunlight

b) Ice and snow

c) Sand and rocks

d) Darkness and cold

3. Which part of the creeper helps it climb?

a) Flowers

b) Roots

c) Leaves

d) Stems

4. What is a common use of creepers in gardens?

a) To block sunlight

b) To decorate fences and trellises

c) To make noise

d) To grow only in the shade

5. Which creeper makes edible fruit?

a) Potato plant

b) Grape vine

c) Rose plant

d) Tulip flower

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