Lonicera 'Serotina' - Bicolor Honeysuckle Vine
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Lonicera periclymenum 'Serotina' - Bicolor Honeysuckle Vine
- also known as Late Dutch Honeysuckle
- deciduous twining vine with fragrant showy multicolor flowers
- narrowly tubular 2" flower clusters bloom from late spring sporadically into fall
- flowers are deep purple-rose in bud and on the outside, opening to white aging to yellow on the inside
- this cultivar combines great flower and stem color with long bloom season and strong honey scent, making it a favorite
- profusely produces inedible red berries in late summer to early fall
- berries are attractive to birds
- narrow bluish-green leaves have blue-green undersides; stems are crimson purple
- needs a support structure to grow on unless desired to grow as a groundcover
- produces blooms on old wood, so restrict pruning to just after flowering
- this vigorous cultivar grows to 10-20 ft by 3-5ft
- attractive to hummingbirds & butterflies
- for full sun to part shade, best flowering in full sun
- grows in zones 4-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
- also known as Late Dutch Honeysuckle
- deciduous twining vine with fragrant showy multicolor flowers
- narrowly tubular 2" flower clusters bloom from late spring sporadically into fall
- flowers are deep purple-rose in bud and on the outside, opening to white aging to yellow on the inside
- this cultivar combines great flower and stem color with long bloom season and strong honey scent, making it a favorite
- profusely produces inedible red berries in late summer to early fall
- berries are attractive to birds
- narrow bluish-green leaves have blue-green undersides; stems are crimson purple
- needs a support structure to grow on unless desired to grow as a groundcover
- produces blooms on old wood, so restrict pruning to just after flowering
- this vigorous cultivar grows to 10-20 ft by 3-5ft
- attractive to hummingbirds & butterflies
- for full sun to part shade, best flowering in full sun
- grows in zones 4-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
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Lonicera periclymenum 'Serotina' - Bicolor Honeysuckle Vine
- also known as Late Dutch Honeysuckle
- deciduous twining vine with fragrant showy multicolor flowers
- narrowly tubular 2" flower clusters bloom from late spring sporadically into fall
- flowers are deep purple-rose in bud and on the outside, opening to white aging to yellow on the inside
- this cultivar combines great flower and stem color with long bloom season and strong honey scent, making it a favorite
- profusely produces inedible red berries in late summer to early fall
- berries are attractive to birds
- narrow bluish-green leaves have blue-green undersides; stems are crimson purple
- needs a support structure to grow on unless desired to grow as a groundcover
- produces blooms on old wood, so restrict pruning to just after flowering
- this vigorous cultivar grows to 10-20 ft by 3-5ft
- attractive to hummingbirds & butterflies
- for full sun to part shade, best flowering in full sun
- grows in zones 4-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
- also known as Late Dutch Honeysuckle
- deciduous twining vine with fragrant showy multicolor flowers
- narrowly tubular 2" flower clusters bloom from late spring sporadically into fall
- flowers are deep purple-rose in bud and on the outside, opening to white aging to yellow on the inside
- this cultivar combines great flower and stem color with long bloom season and strong honey scent, making it a favorite
- profusely produces inedible red berries in late summer to early fall
- berries are attractive to birds
- narrow bluish-green leaves have blue-green undersides; stems are crimson purple
- needs a support structure to grow on unless desired to grow as a groundcover
- produces blooms on old wood, so restrict pruning to just after flowering
- this vigorous cultivar grows to 10-20 ft by 3-5ft
- attractive to hummingbirds & butterflies
- for full sun to part shade, best flowering in full sun
- grows in zones 4-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
Lonicera periclymenum 'Serotina' - Bicolor Honeysuckle Vine
- also known as Late Dutch Honeysuckle
- deciduous twining vine with fragrant showy multicolor flowers
- narrowly tubular 2" flower clusters bloom from late spring sporadically into fall
- flowers are deep purple-rose in bud and on the outside, opening to white aging to yellow on the inside
- this cultivar combines great flower and stem color with long bloom season and strong honey scent, making it a favorite
- profusely produces inedible red berries in late summer to early fall
- berries are attractive to birds
- narrow bluish-green leaves have blue-green undersides; stems are crimson purple
- needs a support structure to grow on unless desired to grow as a groundcover
- produces blooms on old wood, so restrict pruning to just after flowering
- this vigorous cultivar grows to 10-20 ft by 3-5ft
- attractive to hummingbirds & butterflies
- for full sun to part shade, best flowering in full sun
- grows in zones 4-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
- also known as Late Dutch Honeysuckle
- deciduous twining vine with fragrant showy multicolor flowers
- narrowly tubular 2" flower clusters bloom from late spring sporadically into fall
- flowers are deep purple-rose in bud and on the outside, opening to white aging to yellow on the inside
- this cultivar combines great flower and stem color with long bloom season and strong honey scent, making it a favorite
- profusely produces inedible red berries in late summer to early fall
- berries are attractive to birds
- narrow bluish-green leaves have blue-green undersides; stems are crimson purple
- needs a support structure to grow on unless desired to grow as a groundcover
- produces blooms on old wood, so restrict pruning to just after flowering
- this vigorous cultivar grows to 10-20 ft by 3-5ft
- attractive to hummingbirds & butterflies
- for full sun to part shade, best flowering in full sun
- grows in zones 4-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
