Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle Diervilla Lonicera

The bush honeysuckle shrub diervilla lonicera has yellow trumpet shaped flowers that look very much like honeysuckle blossoms. Available at prairie moon nursery.

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Dwarf bush honeysuckle diervilla lonicera

Diervilla g2x88544 kodiak orange bush honeysuckle. Diervilla lonicera dwarf bush honeysuckle. Dwarf bush honeysuckle is a great shrub for those difficult dry shaded areas.

Diervilla lonicera commonly known as bush honeysuckle is a suckering densely branched deciduous shrub that typically grows to 3 tall and to 4 wide. It is noted for its small shrubby form yellow trumpet shaped flowers dark green leaves and fall color. In fact its common name is dwarf bush honeysuckle.

Diervilla lonicera commonly referred to as northern bush honeysuckle low bush honeysuckle dwarf bush honeysuckle or yellow flowered upright honeysuckle is a deciduous shrub native to the northeastern united states and canada. Cornus sanguinea cato arctic sun dogwood. Diervilla lonicera dwarf bush honeysuckle.

Summer flowers are a light pretty yellow borne terminally at branch tips and resemble honeysuckle flowers hence its species moniker. Dark green pointy leaves turn a nice shade of red in the fall. Plus it will tolerate heavy soils.

Flowers are in lovely contrast to the copper red tone of the new leaves. Can be planted in sandy and dry soil areas. Northern bush honeysuckle diervilla sp is a native shrub not to be confused with invasive honeysuckles.

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