FLOWER GARDEN

Quinata is the species mostly grown of this pretty rambling plant with its Japanese name and its violet or purple, fragrant, drooping flowers, which are produced in the axils of the leaves in late spring or early summer. It is best to grow it on a wall in cold districts It likes a fertile and friable soil, preferably one which contains loam and peat.
Pron. A-kee’-bi-a.