Lonicera sempervirens John Clayton
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A trumpet honeysuckle, Lonicera Sempervirens John Clayton is a compact, semi evergreen climber which bears tubular yellow flowers, followed by red berries which are much enjoyed by the birds. Although it lacks the scent of other honeysuckles, it is a native, non-invasive variety that has a fantastic twining ability, enabling it to effortlessly cover walls, fences or pergolas.
Dimensions
- 3L
- Height and Spread: 400cm (13ft) x 250cm (8ft)
Features
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A trumpet honeysuckle, Lonicera Sempervirens John Clayton is a compact, semi evergreen climber which bears tubular yellow flowers, followed by red berries which are much enjoyed by the birds. Although it lacks the scent of other honeysuckles, it is a native, non-invasive variety that has a fantastic twining ability, enabling it to effortlessly cover walls, fences or pergolas.
Insights
Found growing wild in a Virginia, US churchyard in 1991. The flowers attract bees and other pollinators.
Details
Flowers: May - June
Planting
- Moist, well-drained soil
- South, East and West aspects
- Full sun or partial sunlight
- Sheltered
Care
- Will need support
- Fruits are ornamental- not for consumption
- Prune after flowering as blooms on old wood
- Drought tolerant once established
Glossary