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Honeysuckle

Lonicera morrowii

Photo by iPlayBanjoNow
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Field Notes

Description:

Narrowed this down to Morrow's honeysuckle or a hybridized version (http://www.pbase.com/image/100126636). The berries are very plump and pretty. Unfortunately, it's highly invasive in the northeast.

Habitat:

Backyard in northeast, NY. Found in disturbed and undisturbed areas.

Notes:

Thanks for the help, guys.

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Lonicera morrowii

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Comments (6)
iPlayBanjoNow
I did, too at first. But the foliage is all wrong.
Dan Doucette
Ok. Not sure what it is. I guess keep an eye out for flowers next year.
iPlayBanjoNow
No, Dan. I must have missed them. This plant was somewhat tucked away. This is the first year I've noticed it. However, any blossoms that weren't white would have stood out for sure.

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PublishedJune 23, 2011

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