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Trees & Shrubs » Lonicera (Honeysuckle)
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LONICERA hirsuta var. hirsuta
Rounded, softly downy bright, green leaves and many bright yellow, flaring tubular flowers in 2-inch balls appear during late spring. Like many species, it blooms more heavily in sun. more info
LONICERA reticulata 'Kintzley's Ghost'
 

LONICERA reticulata 'Kintzley's Ghost'
(C8) In June, this deciduous vine blooms with small yellow flowers each backed by a large, round, silvery-white bract. The bracts are retained long after the flowers fade. more info
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LONICERA sempervirens
A selection of this native woody vine with Chinese-red flowers that originated at Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve. Great plant for feeding hummingbirds. more info
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LONICERA tragophylla
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LONICERA villosa var villosa
Small tubular white flowers appear in spring, but the real appeal is the beautiful peeling bronzy bark and the tidy, shrubby habit. Pea-sized blue fruits appear in autumn. more info
LONICERA x purpusii
 

LONICERA x purpusii
Fragrant Honeysuckle produces clusters of powerfully fragrant, creamy, white flowers. Despite the mass of flowers, berries are rarely produced. more info

 
 
 
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