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Akebia quinata Flower Colour - Golden Yellow fertile soil and benefits from

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Akebia quinata Flower Colour - Golden Yellow fertile soil and benefits fromCommon Name: Chocolate Vine Description: Akebia quinata, commonly known as the Chocolate Vine, is a fast growing, semi evergreen climber known for its vigorous habit and unique purple brown flowers that emit a soft, chocolate like fragrance. Native to East Asia, this twining vine produces small, trifoliate leaves that offer a lush, tropical look, and in cooler climates like Melbourne, it may lose some foliage in winter but generally remains semi

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fertile soil and benefits from seasonal feeding and pruning to maintain its vigour and continuous flowering

providing a long season of interest when many other perennials begin to fade

Form:*Shrub - Medium*Suitable for Hedging

Common Name:Blood Orange

Akebia quinata Flower Colour - Golden Yellow fertile soil and benefits fromCommon Name: Chocolate Vine Description: Akebia quinata, commonly known as the Chocolate Vine, is a fast growing, semi evergreen climber known for its vigorous habit and unique purple brown flowers that emit a soft, chocolate like fragrance. Native to East Asia, this twining vine produces small, trifoliate leaves that offer a lush, tropical look, and in cooler climates like Melbourne, it may lose some foliage in winter but generally remains semi

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