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Lonicera crassifoliaCreeping honeysuckle A spreading, shrubby honeysuckle, Lonicera crassifolia is an evergreen shrub with a low, mound forming habit. The small, round, leathery dark green leaves are borne on bristly shoots. Small, yellow and cream, tubular flowers, scented, and with prominent stamens, are carried in the leaf axils from May to July, and are sometimes followed by blue black berries. Creeping honeysuckle is an excellent plant for ground cover. Site:

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and licensed under CC BY-SA 2

highly prized in Japan for its timber

and it also holds its shape well when cooked

Site: Tolerates costal exposure

the shrub bears a profusion of gorgeous

Neatly arranged

soft yellow flowers strongly flushed apricot-pink and fading to cream with a pink blush

A big mountain flax with striking colouring

Good for attracting pollinators and wild birds

In April and May scented

Height: Eventually up to 75ft (23m) Spread: 26ft (8m) after 20 years