If you have a fence or trellis in a sunny location, you have a perfect spot for the coral honeysuckle vine (Lonicera sempervirens). Other popular flowering vines, including non-native wisteria, sweet ...

Coral honeysuckle is a native North American plant sometimes called trumpet honeysuckle because of its slender tubular blossoms. Coral honeysuckle will vine into bushes, shrubs and small trees.

A noted horticulturist at Georgia State University, Allen Artimage, calls the trumpet honeysuckle the best of the native honeysuckles. I would go even further and say that it is one of the top woody ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - When you see and smell honeysuckle this time of year, it's usually the aggressive alien white variety that's become a smothering invasive weed. But our native, Lonicera ...

Known for its striking two-inch scarlet-red to orange-red trumpet-shaped flowers and dark green foliage, coral honeysuckle is a beautiful vine that's a perfect addition to an arbor or a fence. It has ...

Coral honeysuckle is a top pick for attracting hummingbirds thanks to its vivid red tubular blooms that match their feeding style and offer high nectar rewards. Other great options include cigar plant ...

*Growth habit: Can be founds as an evergreen rambling shrub, but more often a vine, with entwining shoots that grow to 10 to 15 feet long. The leaves are oval to oblong, bright green on top and ...

Gripping and twirling their tendrils upward, searching for the sky, vines decorate our fences, pergolas and walls, adding vertical interest to our gardens. Vines provide screening, shade, and color, ...

There are many plant materials available for use in designing a landscape or garden, including trees, shrubs, cool- and warm-season annuals, perennials and ground covers. And let’s not forget about ...

Climbing plants are useful additions to our outside spaces. Even in small terraces or on balconies, growing vertically can maximize greenery. Think fragrant jasmine flowers perfuming the air in the ...

When gardening goes skyward, hummingbirds take notice, especially if it’s native coral honeysuckle. “This beautiful climbing vine is visited often by hummingbirds and long-tongued insects,” says Helen ...