Common Name - coral honeysuckle vine
Latin Name - Lonicera sempervirens
Sun - Sun to part shade
Moisture - Moist
Height - Length 3-20’
Flower Color - Red with orange
Bloom Time- March-June

The Red-black berries are eaten song birds. It is a host plant for the spring azure butterfly and the clearwing moth. Hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies feed on the nectar .

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Thank you to American Beauties Native Plants for use of their photo and facts.
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