a cluster of whitish-pinkish trumpet shaped honeysuckle flowers with pollen-covered anthers photo by SevenOaks Native Nursery

Photo Credit: a hairy honeysuckle vine with fused leaves and pinkish flowers - photo by SevenOaks Native Nursery

a slose-up shot of pinkish honeysuckle flowers, some open and some still closed, showing fused leaves along the stem - photo by SevenOaks Native Nursery

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Hairy Honeysuckle

Lonicera hispidula

Characteristic pink, tubular honeysuckle flowers adorn this hairy plant that will grow as a short shrub, climbing vine or loose groundcover. The flowers, which bloom spring to mid-summer, attract hummingbirds, and the bright red berries, which are present from late summer to fall, attract other birds.

$4.00/Bare root

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Plant Details

Habitats	Riparian Forests Mixed Hardwood-Conifer Forest or Woodland
Mature Height	6-20 ft
Shade Preference
Soil Tolerance	dry to moist soil; tolerates clay; drought tolerant; withstands seasonal flooding.
Special Uses	Good for slope stabilization; can be used as a garden hedgerow.