Mason could see that. He too used to be like that, fixing things as they came up and slowly learned that some pre-emptive measures saved him a lot of time. Mason was pretty bad at keeping on top of his to do list outside of classes so the more he could streamline things, the better.

"Some well-placed stakes and a couple of handy charms." Mason put sound to his previous thoughts, wheels turning on how he could actually make it work. Grasses weren't natural climbers like vines which sought out the highest thing they could to reach the sunshine, but once long enough, swayed one way or another, which meant he could probably figure out how to get them to lean a specific direction. "Might actually look nice too." Maybe it would encourage the students to use it more often. More use would help dispel the grass too.