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Lonicera japonica 'Hinlon' (Honeydew)

Family Caprifoliaceae
Plant Type vine
Zone USDA:   4a - 11   RHS:   H - FT   EGF:   H1 - G2   Australia:   1 - 5  
Care Level
Height 3 - 9 m (10 - 30 ft)
Spread 30 - 90 cm (1 - 3 ft)
Light full sun to partial shade
Soil Moisture low to average, well-drained
Soil Type clay to sandy
Soil pH acidic to alkaline

Description Lonicera japonica 'Hinlon' (Honeydew) bears showy, fragrant and repeat-blooming flowers during mid spring to mid-summer. This vine is climbing in form and has variegated bright yellow and deep green foliage that is matte, medium textured and semi-evergreen. The stems are exfoliating in texture.
Typical Uses Vine or climber.
Special Characteristics Birds and hummingbirds are attracted to Lonicera japonica 'Hinlon' (Honeydew) . Lonicera japonica 'Hinlon' (Honeydew) is tolerant of compacted soil.
Cautions With its fast growth rate, Lonicera japonica 'Hinlon' (Honeydew) will reach its mature size quickly. Keep this in mind when planning the layout of your garden. Reaching maturity quickly can be a benefit if you want your garden to look more established sooner. Regular pruning will be required to keep this vine tidy. Be advised that Lonicera japonica 'Hinlon' (Honeydew) may be invasive where conditions are favourable. In such cases it will require maintenance to keep it under control.