Bloom Time
Jun, Jul, Aug, Mar, Apr, May
Plant Type
Climbers, Vine, Ground Cover, Native Plant, Wildflower
Lifespan
Perennial, Woody
Plant Height
12-36 ft.
Flower
The Trumpet Honeysuckle has large, non-fragrant, narrow, trumpet-shaped flowers that have rich scarlet to orange-red on the outside and yellowish inside. Flowers have 4 upper lobes and 1 lower lobe. Its flowers appear in late spring from March to July at stem ends in whorled clusters Flowers are 1.5-2" in size., Blooms usually red but some cultivars/varieties yellow. Normally blooms mid-spring and intermittently thereafter., Flowers 2 inches long.
Fruit
The inedible rounded red berries that form in late summer to early fall and can be ornamentally attractive. The small red berries are attractive to birds and less than an inch in size. Displays from July to September, Red to black. 0.25 in.
Good twining vine with prominent blooms for full sun. Great for arbors.
Birds
Butterflies
Hummingbirds
Order
Dipsacales
Family
Lonicera - Honeysuckles
Genus
Lonicera
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