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Akebia chingshuiensis is a rare, twining climbing vine from China, related to the chocolate vine (Akebia quinata) and Akebia trifoliata. It is grown and used much like its relatives, with a sunny spot and well-drained soil being the key to success.
Akebia chingshuiensis is a member of the Akebia family native to China. It is a rarer species of Akebia and has a smaller range than Akebia trifoliata or Akebia quinata.
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