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Akebia quinata
By Jess
30 Jul, 2008
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Chocolate vine
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Yes, once it gets going. Quite invasive if planted where it likes it too much. Mine is in poor dry soil in full sun and an exposed position so has only spread a little and grown about 20ft.
5 Aug, 2008
I have a friend here in N.A. who has an akebia which seems to grow very well ...I'm thinking I might try one. I've been working on my soil (what soil?) since we moved here ten years ago..so finding a patch of poor soil won't be a challenge!!
5 Aug, 2008
Hi, would this plant grow in the uk?
harry potter
7 Aug, 2008
Hi Harry. Yes it will. I am UK.
7 Aug, 2008
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Is this a fast grower?
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