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Posted: May/01/2009 5:19 AM PST
I absolutely love to garden and work at a fruit farm. A couple years ago I bought my husband a honeysuckle vine thinking it would smell really sweet. There is no scent that we know of. When my husband was growing up he always has remembered a honeysuckle at his grandparents house smelling so good. Does anyone know of a variety that is sweet smelling that can be recommended? To be able to buy one for him would be great. Thank you. |
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Posted: May/01/2009 2:16 PM PST
I have coral honeysuckle that smells good I would be glad to send you some cuttings. RR |
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Posted: May/02/2009 4:54 AM PST
To be able to have some cuttings from your honeysuckle vine would be wonderful. Thank you for the offer. This would make my husband's day. Em |
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Posted: May/02/2009 9:35 AM PST
Your welcome..send me a PM with your address. RR |
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Posted: May/02/2009 4:10 PM PST
I have Japanese honeysuckle, that some refer to as invasive, but I have not found that to be true. It is fragrant, draws the needed bees to my garden and grows very obediently on an arbor.It is the type I remember from my grandmother's garden when I was a child. |
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Posted: May/05/2009 6:30 AM PST
What type of honeysuckle is this? My whole side yard is full of it..its intertwined in the privet hedges. |
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Posted: May/05/2009 6:33 AM PST
Heres the picture..oops 
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