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 caucasica subsp. govaniana

Lonicera chaetocarpa

Lonicera chamissoi

Lonicera chrysantha

Lonicera chrysantha var. crassipes

Lonicera chrysantha var. longipes

Lonicera chrysantha var. regeliana

Lonicera ciliosa is a deciduous vine that can reach heights of approximately 4 meters. It features mid-green foliage and produces vibrant orange tubular flowers, each around 4 cm in length, which have flared edges and appear in dense clusters at the tips of the stems during early summer. Following the flowering period, it bears orange-red berries.

Lonicera ciliosa

Lonicera conjugialis

Lonicera crassifolia is a compact evergreen shrub, typically reaching a height of around 20 cm. Its leaves are rounded, thick, and dark green, measuring up to 4 cm in length. During midsummer, it produces white flowers in the leaf axils, which gradually turn yellow as they mature. These flowers are succeeded by glossy, rounded black berries.

Lonicera crassifolia

Lonicera crassifolia 'Little Honey' is a low-growing evergreen shrub that creates a dense mat. The leaves are rounded, measuring between 1 and 2 centimeters, and exhibit a range of colors from deep to medium green, occasionally featuring purple edges or being entirely purple. Its flowers are tubular and golden yellow, reaching lengths of up to 1.5 centimeters, with noticeable, extending stamens.

Lonicera crassifolia 'Little Honey'

Lonicera cyanocarpa

Lonicera deflexicalyx

Lonicera deflexicalyx var. xerocalyx

Lonicera demissa

Lonicera dioica

Lonicera dioica red-flowered

Lonicera discolor

Lonicera elisae is a medium-sized shrub that typically grows to about 2.5 meters in height, displaying a twiggy, upright structure. From mid-winter through early spring, it produces hanging, trumpet-shaped blooms that are cream with a pink flush, which are succeeded by red berries. In spring, the new leaves emerge in a dark purple hue, transitioning to green as summer progresses.

Lonicera elisae

Lonicera etrusca is a robust, woody climber that can reach heights of up to 4 meters. Its young stems are purplish, while the leaves are oval-shaped and covered in a soft down, displaying a mid-green to grey-green hue. The plant produces tubular, two-lipped flowers that are fragrant and measure around 5 cm in length. Initially red-flushed and creamy, these blooms transition to yellow as they mature, appearing from early to mid-summer. After flowering, the plant bears red berries.

Lonicera etrusca

Lonicera etrusca 'Donald Waterer' is a robust woody climber that can reach heights of approximately 4 meters. Its stems have a reddish hue, and the foliage is grey-green with a soft downy texture. The plant produces clusters of tubular red flowers that feature white throats, which mature to shades of orange-yellow. After flowering, it bears bright orange berries. This variety can be either deciduous or semi-evergreen, depending on the climate.

Lonicera etrusca 'Donald Waterer'

Lonicera etrusca 'Michael Rosse' is a robust, woody vine that can climb up to 4 meters. Its foliage consists of oval, greyish-green leaves that are soft to the touch. The plant produces tubular flowers that start as pale yellow and deepen in color over time. In the fall, it bears glossy red berries. This variety is deciduous to semi-evergreen, making it a versatile choice for various climates.

Lonicera etrusca 'Michael Rosse'

Lonicera etrusca 'Superba' is a robust, climbing plant that can reach heights of up to 4 meters. It features reddish young stems and oval leaves that are either mid-green or grey-green, covered in soft hairs. In early to midsummer, this honeysuckle produces fragrant, tubular flowers with two lips; these start as red with white interiors and transition to orange-yellow as they mature. The flowers grow in large clusters and are followed by red berries. This species can be either deciduous or semi-evergreen, depending on the climate.

Lonicera etrusca 'Superba'

Lonicera etrusca var. pubescens

Lonicera ferdinandi is a sizable shrub that can reach heights of approximately 4.5 meters. Its leaves are mid-green, hairy, and can grow up to 10 centimeters in length. From mid-spring to midsummer, it produces tubular white flowers, measuring up to 1.7 centimeters, which gradually turn yellow. Each flower is accompanied by leaf-like bracts and is succeeded by red berries.

Lonicera ferdinandi

Lonicera flava is a deciduous, woody vine indigenous to eastern North America. It can reach heights of 6 to 7 meters. The leaves are rounded to oval in shape and display a mid-green hue. In late spring, this plant produces clusters of tubular flowers that are light yellow-orange and measure between 3 to 3.5 centimeters in length. These flowers are followed by orange-red berries that appear in late summer and persist into early autumn.

Lonicera flava

Lonicera floribunda Boiss. & Buhse

Lonicera fragrantissima is a bushy shrub that can reach heights of up to 2 meters and is either deciduous or semi-evergreen. It features simple, oval-shaped leaves that can grow to 6 centimeters in length and are a deep green hue. In winter and early spring, this plant produces pairs of highly fragrant, creamy-white flowers, each measuring about 1 centimeter long. These blooms are often succeeded by inconspicuous red berries.

Lonicera fragrantissima

Lonicera from China

Lonicera from Sikkim

Lonicera giraldii Rehder

Lonicera glabrata

Lonicera glabrata 'Damchin La'

Lonicera glaucescens

Lonicera glehnii

Lonicera gracilipes is a deciduous shrub that typically reaches a height of around 2 meters. It features oval leaves that are dark green, displaying a reddish hue in their youth and red tips as they mature. In late spring, this plant produces pendulous, tubular flowers that are pink with yellow anthers, appearing either alone or in pairs. After flowering, it bears bright red berries.

Lonicera gracilipes

Lonicera gracilipes 'Red Champion'

Lonicera gracilipes var. glandulosa

Lonicera gracilis

Lonicera gynochlamydea

Lonicera harae

Lonicera hemsleyana

Lonicera henryi is a robust evergreen vine that can reach heights of up to 8 meters. Its soft, downy stems support elongated, dark green leaves. In summer, it produces tubular flowers that are a muted blend of yellow and red, which are succeeded by black berries.

Lonicera henryi

Lonicera henryi 'Copper Beauty' PBR is a robust evergreen climber characterized by its dark stems and elongated, oval-shaped dark green leaves. Initially, the foliage displays a rich bronze hue. In summer, this plant produces fragrant, two-lipped tubular flowers in an orange-yellow shade, which are borne in pairs at the leaf axils. The blooms are succeeded by blue-black fruits.

Lonicera henryi 'Copper Beauty'PBR

Lonicera henryi Marinella ('Venloma') is a vigorous evergreen climber that can reach up to 1.5 meters in height. Its young shoots are covered in fine hairs and produce dark green foliage, which initially emerges as deep purple before transitioning to darker shades as the temperature drops. From early summer through autumn, the plant bears flowers that start as pink and white and gradually shift to vibrant yellow and orange along the stems. In late autumn, small purple berries develop, adding to the plant's seasonal interest.

Lonicera henryi Marinella ('Venloma')

Lonicera heteroloba

Lonicera hildebrandiana is the largest honeysuckle species, classified as an evergreen vine that can exceed 10 meters in height. It features glossy, dark green leaves that can grow up to 15 centimeters long. Throughout the summer, fragrant tubular flowers emerge in pairs from the leaf axils, initially presenting a pale cream hue before transitioning to pale orange. Following the flowering period, red berries, reaching lengths of up to 3 centimeters, develop.

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