vines

Apparently, this method of dissemination is most effective when the vines grow on an especially tall breed of Redwood.

If you post screenshots and vines or gifs, you will probably get people offering to test it for you.

Wow, that site loops heavily in Firefox and blocks 1-3 cores at 100% with the embedded vines...

You're right - any trees or vines are an issue when it comes to drought management.

We frequently have to cut away grape vines that grow on bushes and block sunlight.

Once Twitter could put Vines on everyone's feed, it was Game Over for everyone else.

A Ruby implementation called Vines [0] [1] might be interesting to try out.

Jason Vines was the PR guy for Ford during the Firestone/Explorer disaster.

These are perennial plants (trees or vines), living decades in some cases.

The proper way to water trees or grape vines is tens or hundreds of gallons at a time then let the soil dry down.

Turns out, the grapes roots are deeper and the vines much larger than the weed, so this was in fact a free (and pretty accurate) tensiometer.

I've spent a day out at his farm, pruning vines and getting shown around his equipment and all the things he's excited about.

There's this saying, "Doctors bury their mistakes, architects cover theirs with vines, teachers send theirs into politics."

[1] Sources referenced in the index of Matt Ridley's 1999 book "Genome": Vines, G (1997).

This sentence grossed me out: "The Twitter you experience today is rich and immersive, full of images, gifs, Vines, audio files and videos from some of the world’s most recognizable figures and brands."

For a good account of what went on inside Ford during the Wilderness AT crisis, read Jason Vines' What did Jesus drive?

Side project I built with a friend as a fun way to discover Vines.

For example, adding quick video highlights by embedding Vines.