Akebia quinata (Houtt.) Decne (Five-leaf Akebia)

Synonym: Rajania quinata ,

Other Names, Group: Chocolate Vine, Five-leaf Chocolate Vine,

German: Fingerblättrige Akebie

Czech: akébie pětičetná

Genus: Akebia, chocolate vine

Family: Lardizabalaceae, Lardizabala family

Mature Height: 10.00 m

Deciduous: semideciduous plant

Bloom in:

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Soil Preferred:: humic,

Light Required::

Other Attributes: climber plant, alternate leaves, type of inflorescence - raceme, fruit - berry, on pergola and trellage,

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