'Dart's World' Japanese Honeysuckle | Lonicera japonica

'Dart's World' Japanese Honeysuckle | Lonicera japonicaA vigorous climber with an abundance of scented pink and yellowish tubular flowers, and attractive deep green leaves arranged in pairs opposite one another, which serve as a backdrop against which the blooms can truly shine Two lipped flowers emerge proudly from vibrant pink buds, with flowers gradually transitioning from a pastel pink colour to more of a peachy yellow as the flowers age. Expect flowers from April through to August With an

Propagation: Take a stem cutting with a node and leaf

light yellow and deep red blooms

semi-evergreen hedge which keeps some of its leaves all winter and flowers in summer

Graceful clusters of fragrant white flowers held above large flat leaves

Great for naturalising woodland garden areas

Disease resistant plants produce masses of blunt

so wave goodbye to the bleak midwinter and hello

The Carpinus betulus more commonly known as the Hornbeam is often confused with the common Beech with similar shaped leaves

well-drained soil and allow a lot of space

it’s bolt-resistant so you can sow it from early in the season until late

Pale pink flowers open from buds in the Spring which are followed by purple-black berries

Yellow-orange fruits add autumn colour