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Lonicera aff. henryi NJM 11.033
A collection from 2000m elevation on Fanjingshan, Guizhou, China. This will make a vigorous semi-evergreen, but not massive climber for wall or fence with flowers yellow/red, seen in summer.
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Lonicera henryi 'Copper Beauty'
This new variety of an excellent evergreen climber has copper-red new foliage throughout the growing season. Yellow flowers with a red stain in June and July. Strong growing and hardy.
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Lonicera pilosa F&M 207
Lonicera pilosa F&M 207
A smallish climber to about 3m in the wild state, with bunches of tubular orange-red flowers in May-June and pale-green, small, neat foliage. Originally collected at 2600m above Miquihuana, Tamaulipas State, NE Mexico. Admired by all here, climbing on a 1.8m wooden screen. Very effective, bone hardy and why on earth is this not common in the UK?!
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Lonicera sp. KR 10608 (new)
One of Keith Rushforth's finds in Arunachal Pradesh at approx 2000m alt.. Unflowered as yet, but this evergreen climber has very handsome deep purple new foliage, of ovate form, with a matt finish, turning green later in the season. Looks to be a fairly vigorous thing.
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Lonicera subaequalis Ogisu 93.329
Lonicera subaequalis Ogisu 93.329
A striking and very rare honeysuckle species collected in Sichuan, China. A climber with fairly glaucous foliage, the leaf stalks often encircling the stem. Softly fragrant yellow flowers produced in small clusters in summer, backed by and semi-enclosed with a deep hood, creating a striking effect. Perfectly hardy.
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