Akebia quinata --Chocolate Vine-- Size:1 GALLON pot an employee told me that

an employee told me that he grew up next door to an avocado tree

Rare hoya variety has beautiful lime-green leaves with deep green veins

Protection Through Cultivation

Slow growth is because nodes are packed closely

It is valued by plant collectors for its ceremonial use in traditional South Americas 'black drink' and known historically as a revered plant teacher among the indigenous peoples of the Amazon rainforest

Akebia quinata --Chocolate Vine-- Size:1 GALLON pot an employee told me thatReally unusual!! This climbing shrubby vine makes a plethora of gorgeous mahogany flowers in the spring, and they smell just like chocolate! In the fall, it forms fruit that looks like little eggplants related to kiwi, they look similar inside except a gorgeous lilac shade. Five petalled leaves used for tea in Japan.