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This is a highly desirable, fragrant, benign substitute for the invasive Japanese honeysuckle, L. japonica. It is a woody climber like Ja...Read More
I have honeysuckle growing on my fence, and I personally love this plant, I look forward to the scent in Spring.I I would love to find ou...Read More
Here in NSW, Australia this plant is a big pest. It grows quickly to cover and then destroy fences pulling them apart.
I...Read More
I didn't even know you could grow honeysuckle in the North until I saw a huge semi-wild colony of it in Guilford, on the Connecticut shor...Read More
I have had this plant growing every place that I have lived -- Shafter, Ventura, and Oak View California. I have always liked its light ...Read More
I love this plant. I have it growing on the northside of my house so it doesnt get full sun, but it still grows good. Plenty of fragrant ...Read More
Although summer wouldn't be summer without nights filled with its heavenly scent, I prefer to enjoy that scent as far away from my house ...Read More
Here in California i see it alot planted in groups. Here where i live, in the Apt. complex we have a lot of it around. It blooms often an...Read More
I have had ths plant around me most of my life living in southern Louisiana and enjoyed it's sweet fragrance. It was easily controlled w...Read More
I had never noticed how sweet is the fragrance of this honeysuckle until I caught a whiff of its aroma yesterday from a large collection ...Read More
I have planted honeysuckle up the side of our trampoline. It seems to love growing on the safety net. I frequently prune and guide it t...Read More
Could the excessive vigor of this plant be less of a problem, at the northern range of its hardiness? During an early October cold spell...Read More
Never ceases to amaze me how someone will find find a certain plant invasive and then it will be OK somewhere else. For me, honeysuckle ...Read More
My wife and I love this plant. It covers unsightly fences, old tree stumps, brush piles and is easily removed from places you don't want...Read More
It is a rampant grower but it can be controlled by pruning and the scent is heavenly. I do not have any problems with insects on this pla...Read More
Love the scent. Grows on trellises here. I have clematis and roses growing with it. I prune hard in the winter. It has stayed put, but se...Read More
I have to say that I love the scent, but this plant is so invasive I'm not certain the lovely scent is worth the trouble of fighting it. ...Read More
I have to give this vine a negative rating because here in the South it is
definitely invasive and so much so it is practically i...Read More
I have a honeysuckle vine growing in a courtyard garden (in Hamilton, Ontario) which is protected on four sides and open to the sky. The...Read More
I grew up in the woods of MIDDLE Georgia where this grew all in the woods and along fences...The smell would be heady and as kids we use...Read More
If it weren't for the fact that the whole fence comes alive with the hummingbirds in this stuff, I'd hate it. I asked an elderly gardeni...Read More
Flowers summer, berries autumn. Very fragrant, produces cream white to yellow flowers flusshed with pink. Berries are orange red.