In the right conditions, honeysuckle plants can grow at quick rates of two to three feet per growing season, rapidly filling garden walls and fences with yellow, white, pink or red flowers.

There are more types of honeysuckle than you might realise – some evergreen, some deciduous. They’re not all scented, and those that are, despite what you may read, are pollinated by moths rather than ...

Discover varieties of Fuchsia that will transform your garden into a hummingbird haven. Learn which to grow in your area to ...

Most of the 180 varieties of honeysuckle shrubs and vines emit a sweet fragrance. Hummingbirds especially like any native varieties that are also heat tolerant. Most of the 180 varieties of ...

These plants can be confused with the native American fly honeysuckle (Lonicera canadensis). To differentiate between native and invasive, a section of the stem is clipped off and observed; native ...

Also much-maligned is the honeysuckle, one of the first woodland plants to come into leaf in spring. The rich scents from its creamy yellow flowers in the summer are hard to resist. More ...