Vite maritata is a viticulture technique exploiting companion planting named after the Maremma region of Italy which may be relevant to climate change. It was developed around the area by these early predecessors of the Romans who cultivated plant as nearly as possible in their natural habitat. The vines from which wine is made are a kind of liana that naturally intertwine with trees such as maples or willows.
Vite maritata is a viticulture technique exploiting companion planting named after the Maremma region of Italy which may be relevant to climate change It was developed around the area by these early predecessors of the Romans who cultivated plant as nearly as possible in their natural habitat The vines from which wine is made are a kind of liana that naturally intertwine with trees such as maples or willows