What Does Scentsation Honey Suckle Look Like in the Fall

Scentsation puts on quite a show in the spring and summer with its fragrant
blooms, but in the fall the blooms are replaced with bright red berries that are a sweet treat for the birds.
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[@Gardenpivot3112]

The buds, blooms & berries are all pretty 🥀💗

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Yes they are!

[@khayescobar1819]

Thank you Heidi for another garden tour 👍😊🙏❤️

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You are so welcome!

[@margaretflynn1288]

Looks like another winner! Thanks, Heidi!❤

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You are so welcome!

[@linakhoury6623]

Hi Heidi🌺 . I love all kind of lonicera . I have honeysuckle like your also I have lonicera Etrusca also the shrup lonicera Japonica . I love their flowers and their smart scent. Have awonderful day .🌻🌺🌻

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Thank you! You too!

[@mariay.279]

Beautiful.

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Thank you!

[@rhondaschenk5727]

Beautiful! I just ordered some anemones from you today. Love this video.

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Thank you for letting us be a part of your garden

[@margaretsmith7523]

Is this honeysuckle an evergreen?

[@gardencrossings]

No, i drops its leaves.

[@Higginsangel]

Are you supposed to cut down to ground in fall or left on obelisk?

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We give it a light trim.

[@Flower_hoarder]

💚🪴💛🪴💚🪴💛🪴💚

[@joshward7009]

That looks like a cultivar of the non-native bush honeysuckle???? why would you plant this thing? This is probably the worst spreading invader we have in the woolands all over the country and i imagine itd be horribly hard to control. This is NOT a bird friendly plant, just plant a native honeysuckle! I genuinely cannot imagine that this wouldn't very quickly revert to the wild version if even one berry escaped :(

[@gardencrossings]

I am happy to let you know that this has not spread at all in our landscape.