Lonicera hirsuta
A vine covered with glandular hairs. Found in thin forests and on rich, rocky slopes on calcareous stone. The leaves are oval, and the yellow, sticky flowers bloom in a whorl on a stalk above the uppermost pair of leaves, which are united into a distinctive disc.
Note rounded leaf tips and veining.
R. Parker
Plant Information
Common Name(s): 
 hairy honeysuckle
Type: 
 Native
Vines
Moisture: 
 Moist
Light: 
 Part Sun
Soil: 
 Rocky/Stony
Recommended for gardening
  
 
	  


