The Morning-Glory and most twiners move around from left to right like the hands of a clock, but a few turn from right to left.

We recall the slender fronds climbing over the low bushes, unique twiners, charming, indeed, in their native habitat.

These rapid twiners thrive in any loamy soil, and may be increased by putting down layers in the autumn, after the leaves begin to fall.

The picture was called the Garland Twiner.

The HOYA is properly a trailing plant, rooting at the joints, but have been generally cultivated here as a twiner.