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twine around

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twine around something
to weave or coil around something. The snake twined around the branch. As the vine grew, it twined around the lamppost.
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Wrapping the twine around all outer stalks to keep the bush together helps to prevent it from being blown down by high winds or knocked down by heavy snowfall.
MORdelicate and often stringy than runner beans, they are ideal to grow in a small garden where the climbing varieties will twine around supports and produce pretty flowers.
They are ideal to grow in a small garden as many are dwarf, or in the ornamental garden, where the climbing varieties will twine around supports and produce pretty flowers before the pods.
 
 
 
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