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Honeysuckle

Photo by baronlewis
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Field Notes

Description:

Large woody shrub with multiple small white flowers. Strong pleasant aroma.

Habitat:

Along rock wall near house

Notes:

Not sure which variety this plant is. Possibly native or invasive.

Species ID Suggestions

Japanese Honeysuckle

Lonicera japonica

Reference Link
Saint Shrike
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Comments (1)
TrevorStaker
Oooh, this stuff is a nuisance. It's a very widespread invasive exotic, having a habit for choking out space for native shrubs and wildflowers. Many parks make an effort to clear it out from forests. What really makes it so volatile is that the fruit is eaten by songbirds and spread around like crazy.
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PublishedMay 1, 2010

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