Never heard of it. Could they have meant night blooming jasmine?
Jerry

Well, they could have meant night blooming cereus. Some true honeysuckles are only fragrant at night --i.e., goldflame -- but the blooms are open during the day as well as at night.

I did not realize that Goldflame was fragrant at night. I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the tip.
Jerry

The garden show host is very good and she called it honeysuckle and mentioned that it was rare.

If I find any answers I'll post back.

Thanks for your help.