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WANTED: Common Trumpet Honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens)

wildlifehelper2000

19 years ago

I had Trumpet Honeysuckle that I bought from Shooting Star,but that don't look like it is a live. But my other honeysuckles are doing ok. Incase I can get a replacement plant,I will be looking for one here.

I am looking for just common Trumpet Honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens) ,not cultivars ones like Bleachman,John Clayton,etc. Just common Lonicera sempervirens spp. sempervirens .

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Kathy Johnson
19 years ago
This grows along roads here so I'll try to find some to dig up for you.
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