Family: Caprifoliaceae

Goldflame honeysuckle is a flowering shrub or weekly creeping vine. Blue-green, oval-shaped leaves are attached to a red stem. From terminal clusters, fragrant pink and creamy-yellow flowers grow; pollinators will often visit during the blooming period from Spring to Summer. After flowering comes an inedible red berry,

A good climber, goldflame honeysuckle can be trained to grow up fences, trellises, or arbors. Or with pruning, it can be a compact shrub with a round habit.

*Always be cautious cultivating vines in the tropics. Even pono vines can quickly grow out of hand and become a nuisance.

Plant Uses:

• Container plant
• Hedge
• Ornamental
• Privacy / screening

Plant Dangers:

• No dangers