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Honey Suckle

Lonicera sp

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Notes:

Flowering red vine. It looks like red Buckeye but the leaf formation is much different

Note: After we identified it as red honeysuckle and found out it was edible and quite delicious, we gathered quite a bit and added it to our salad that night for dinner. As this is a non-indigenous invasive plant species we did it guilt-free

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Honey Suckle

Lonicera sp

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