Akebia quinata

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Gardenhouse on Instagram: "Akebia quinata or chocolate vine - stick your nose in and smell the chocolate - caused quite a stir this weekend with our NGS visitors - this gorgeous, rather rampant climber with its lovely foliage and delicious flowers is loving the sunshine! In the Lardizabalaceae family - who new! #chocolatevine #akebiaquinata"

slow to start and then off like a rocket will need pruning. no scent on mine

slow to start and then off like a rocket will need pruning. no scent on mine

Akebia quinata (Chocolate Vine) is a semi-evergreen climber with bright green leaves composed of 5 elliptic or obovate leaflets notched ...

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Also known as Chocolate Vine, the Akebia (lat. A. quinata) is as yet a relatively unknown as an ornamental climbing plant. It is a twing plant with beautiful filigree leaves and semi-evergreen foliage.

This photo was taken in my garden, where it trails through a very old white flowered Lilac tree, and up onto the garage roof. A semi-evergreen climber growing up to 9 or even as much as 12 metres in a tree. The beautiful bronze-green leaves are divided into 5 leaflets ... they look stunning after a rain shower or covered in early morning dew. The fragrant purple flowers appear in April, having both male and female flowers in the same raceme. Weird, purple, sausage shaped fruits may be…

Chocolate Vine is a light feeder and doesn’t require supplemental flower fertilizer. You can provide trace nutrients for vines growing in ...

Akebia quinata