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BJT72
Perrysburg, OH
(Zone 5a)
October 25, 2002
06:13 AM
Post #393248
Hall's Honeysuckle, Japanese Honeysuckle 'Halliana'
Lonicera japonica

Very prolific bloomer in early summer. Extremely fragrant. the one is this picture is four years old, and not as invasive as some say.

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/54044/

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FranG
Brighton, MA
October 28, 2002
10:33 AM
Post #395693
This is on the invasives list in New England. It spreads by seed as birds love the berries and deposit them for miles around.

CoyoteSpirit
Citrus Heights, CA
(Zone 9b)
October 28, 2002
11:31 AM
Post #395726
Here in CA too FranG...but it sure is pretty! The only honey suckle i dare own is Cape Honeysuckle which doesnt like it cold at all and isnt very invasive, at least in my yard.
suncatcheracres
Old Town, FL
August 22, 2003
12:42 PM
Post #624287
A very attractive use for this plant, and I'm sure it smells wonderful.

This message was edited Friday, Aug 22nd 12:58 PM

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