Climbers are plants that develop upright and depend on other plants or structures for support. They have weak stems and cannot stand upright on their own, but they can use external support to grow vertically and carry their weight. Climbers are much more advanced than creepers and use special structures called rings or tendrils to climb on trees or other tall objects. Some examples of climbers include morning glories, Ipomoea species, pea plants, and money plants. Climbers can be grown in pots or in the ground, but it is important to choose the right climber for the right place and to provide them with the necessary support structures.