Lonicera comprises both deciduous and evergreen shrubs, as well as climbing plants characterized by their twining stems. The flowers, which can be tubular or two-lipped and are frequently aromatic, give way to red or black berries.

Lonicera

Lonicera 'Anna Landers'

Lonicera 'Bill Cowdell'

Lonicera 'Bright Eyes'

Lonicera 'Celestial' PBR is a compact, deciduous climbing plant that can reach approximately 3 meters in height. It features dense, dark green leaves that are oval to rounded in shape. From midsummer through early autumn, this twining climber produces aromatic, elongated flowers with a two-lipped structure, presenting in clusters at the tips of the stems. The blooms emerge from dark pink buds and display hues of apricot-pink. Following the flowering period, the plant may yield red berries.

Lonicera 'Celestial'PBR

Lonicera 'Clavey's Dwarf'

Lonicera 'Cottage Beauty'

Lonicera 'Fire Cracker'

Lonicera 'Golden Honey'

Lonicera 'Hidcote'

Lonicera 'Hill House'

Lonicera 'Honey Baby' is a compact honeysuckle that grows as a bushy shrub with climbing stems, reaching heights of 60-90 cm. Its foliage consists of dark green leaves that provide a lush backdrop. From midsummer to autumn, this variety displays tubular flowers that emerge from purple-red buds, transitioning to a creamy-yellow hue and eventually maturing to orange-yellow.

Lonicera 'Honey Baby'

Lonicera 'Le Vasterival'

Lonicera 'Mandarin' is a deciduous climbing plant featuring bronze-colored leaves and young stems in spring that transition to a glossy dark green as the season progresses. Its tubular flowers form terminal whorls, showcasing an orange-red exterior and a yellow-orange interior. The primary flowering period occurs in early summer, with additional blooms appearing sporadically through autumn.

Lonicera 'Mandarin'

Lonicera 'Martin'

Lonicera 'Simonet'

Lonicera 'Spring Purple' is a deciduous woody vine that can grow up to approximately 4 meters tall. Its young leaves are a vibrant purple, providing an attractive backdrop for the pale lemon flowers that bloom in summer. These flowers, which lack fragrance, emerge from a unique collar of leaves. After flowering, the plant produces orange berries.

Lonicera 'Spring Purple'

Lonicera 'Tibet'

Lonicera Caprilia Ever ('Inov42'PBR)

Lonicera Sweet Isabel ('Genbel'PBR)

Lonicera acuminata is a robust, evergreen vine that can reach heights of approximately 5 meters. Its leaves are narrow and dark green, measuring up to 13 centimeters in length. In early to midsummer, this plant produces tubular, two-lipped flowers that are yellowish-white with a pink flush, appearing in pairs or clusters. These blooms are succeeded by blue-black berries.

Lonicera acuminata

Lonicera acuminata var. acuminata

Lonicera adenophora

Lonicera aff. acuminata

Lonicera aff. maackii

Lonicera aff. pamirica

Lonicera albertii is a deciduous shrub characterized by its broader spread than height. The foliage consists of slender, bluish-green leaves. In summer, it produces fragrant flowers that bloom in pairs, exhibiting a lilac-pink hue, which later mature into dark red berries.

Lonicera albertii

Lonicera albiflora

Lonicera albiflora var. albiflora

Lonicera alpigena is a deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 2 meters. It features relatively large, rounded leaves compared to other honeysuckles. The flowers appear on elongated stems and range in color from pale pink with cream undertones to deep pink. These flowers give way to sizable red berries that hang on long stalks, resembling miniature cherries.

Lonicera alpigena

Lonicera alseuosmoides is a vigorous evergreen vine that can grow to a height of approximately 5 meters. It features dark green, glossy, oblong leaves that provide a lush backdrop. From summer through autumn, this plant produces small, fragrant, funnel-shaped flowers on its newer growth. Each flower measures up to 12 mm in length, displaying a yellow exterior and a purple interior. Following the flowering period, bluish-black berries develop, adding to the plant's appeal.

Lonicera alseuosmoides

Lonicera altmannii

Lonicera angustifolia

Lonicera arizonica

Lonicera aromatica

Lonicera asperifolia

Lonicera autrica

Lonicera biflora

Lonicera braceana

Lonicera bracteolaris

Lonicera caerulea is a deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 2.5 meters. It features paired, ovate leaves that are green in color. In late spring and early summer, the plant produces small white flowers. After the flowering period, it bears edible berries that are oblong and blue-black, developing a white powdery coating when they are ripe for picking.

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