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John Clayton Honeysuckle Vine

Lonicera sempervirens John Clayton

Regular price $12.49
Sale price $12.49 Regular price $0.00
per Plant - 5" Deep Pot
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ZONES  3-8 | Good to grow! Zone

John Clayton Honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens ‘John Clayton’) Lightly fragrant with buttery yellow blossoms, John Clayton Honeysuckle vine flowers from June all the way through to November. Compact in form, and a favorite of hummingbirds and butterflies, this vine is happy on a fence, post, or garden wall. Reddish-orange berries are favored by birds. A true pollinator favorite!

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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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A 5"" plant!

"Plant came in 5"" pot in mail. I was skeptical but today it's about to grow over the house. Excellent plant. Thanks."

Greg B. (5/5)

Jury is still out about a reorder.

"Plant budded out and was green all year, but it didn't get over 1 ft. tall and didn't bloom. It just sat there. Had a very unusual summer. Hot and dry in June and July, then received a years equivalent rainfall in August and September."

Ronnie J. (3/5)

Blooming!

"It is still blooming heavily in October."

Tish (5/5)

Can't say enough good things!

"I simply CANNOT stop talking about all the virtues of this amazing and beautiful honeysuckle variety! First, please allow me to set the stage for you: Alkaline soil Cold and heat extremes Low humidity Severe winds Infrequent rainfall Gophers, deer and rabbits Now, let me tell you that I planted several of these lonicera about the property last fall, in both sun and shade settings, in containers and in the ground. Every. Single. One stayed evergreen, is growing and blooming happily! I did not amend the soil. Watering has been sporadic, as has been our weather and temperatures. I've got them twining up the dead branches of other bushes that didn't survive transplant, using the deceased as a frame for the new and living! Soon those will appear as evergreen bushes. I also have in containers on the porch to cover the hot deck railing. And along stone and stucco walls. This is a VERY versatile plant and I am eager to add even more."

Crickets (5/5)

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