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Akebia quinta
See what our great customers had to say about the Akebia quinta .
although this plant generally receives an USDA zone 5 (minimum)rating, i've had mine growing in zone 4 since 1999!! and, if it weren't for the farfenuggin' squirrels (who eat the blossoms), i'd have fruit, too!! it has done SO well in 20% shade AND 60% shade/sun areas, it's hard not to be discouraged (anyone got a squirrel trap???)
my advice: if you love vines which DO NOT take over the earth but are beautiful AND fruitful...try an Akebia quinta!! you will NOT be disappointed!!
Reviewed on Jun-28-2009SILVER BELLS CHOCOLATE VINE
Silver Bells Chocolate Vine A new selection of this twining vine with wine-red flowers in spring. Very clean foliage with a bluish cast. Dainty appearance, but very vigorous; an excellent vine to use on trellises or fences.
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To give your plant the best start possible, we include a free fertilizer packet.
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Sku #2837 Vine - 3 gallon Potted = (2.90 gallons / 11.0 liters) - three year plant - Staked - (33 units available - G) |
$36.95
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