Mandarin
ActiveLonicera L. · Honeysuckle
University of British Columbia
Lonicera L. Honeysuckle · Ornamentals · bred by PROEFSTATION VOOR DE BOOMKWEKERIJ
also searched as: хонеи баби
10 August 2026
The plant is a densely branched shrub with dark green oval or elliptical leaves, which may persist on the branches in mild climates. The height of the bush varies from 0.9 to 2 meters, which allows the variety to be used for creating low hedges or planting on supports.
Flowering begins in early summer and lasts until autumn, including the possibility of repeat flowering during the season. The tubular flowers are cream-white or light yellow upon opening, turning golden over time, and possess a distinct aroma. The fruits are represented by red berries.
The variety has winter hardiness down to -20°C and is characterized by low maintenance requirements, as well as high disease resistance.
The right is granted for a limited term: propagation of the variety requires a license from the rights holder.
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