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a ladder for plants that can't climb but try anyway
means A frame of crossed or latticed strips of wood or metal used to support climbing plants.
from From Old French 'treillis,' meaning latticework or trellis, which traces back to Latin 'trilix' — 'woven with three threads' (tri-, 'three,' plus 'licium,' 'thread'). The word began life describing fabric, the criss-cross of a loom, before it climbed out of the textile world and into the garden to hold up vines.
latin rootfrom trilicius, meaning woven of three threads
plant strategyvines twist toward support by sensing touch
airflow tricklifts crops to dodge fungus and rot
medieval rootscloistered gardens used them for fruit and privacy
space hackvertical growth multiplies yield in tiny plots