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Akebia quinata alba
On 28/03/2014 09:29, Sacha wrote:
On 2014-03-27 18:03:46 +0000, Spider said: On 27/03/2014 17:26, sacha wrote: snip I hope, then, that I can find a gc with both colour forms, so probably not my local one. Must remember to take my nose with me, which doesn't always work :~(. I'd like to sample the scent before I buy, if poss. Am I to assume, because of the common name Chocolate Vine, that the scent is chocolatey? Ours may still be flowering when you come because it does go on for a long time and Ray would probably find you a 'baby', if he has any spares. I find the chocolate coloured one quite chocolatey but not madly so, not as much as the chocolate Cosmos, for example. Oooh, I hope yours will be flowering. It would be lovely to sample the scent you have enthused over. If Ray happens to stumble across a 'baby' sprig of vine, I would be very happy to give it a home, so thank you for the thought. If said sprig doesn't materialise, then that's okay too. I'm sure we'll be staggering home under the weight of some plants from your tempting emporium. Looking forward to it. I'll ask him about it today when he gets off the potting machine!! Thank you, Sacha. Do pass on my best wishes to Ray. -- Spider. On high ground in SE London gardening on heavy clay |
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