(Free) Lonicera Purpusii Winter Beauty Honeysuckle
Deciduous or semi evergreen.
Lonicera purpusii winter beauty honeysuckle. Planting lonicera purpusii the winter beauty honeysuckle they also require well drained soil so best avoid stagnant water. Lonicera fragrantissima from burncoose nurseries shrubby honeysuckles available online to buy information. The tubular or two lipped flowers. Honeysuckle winter beauty lonicera purpusii one of the earliest flowering perennials in the northeast winter beauty has small white fragrant flowers with a blush of pink that appear in late winter or early spring. It s extremely attractive to insects and provides a vital source of nectar for bumblebees which may have been disturbed from hibernation. Plants are deciduous however once the leaves have fallen the creamy white 15mm blooms appear in sprays and with a heavy perfume. Bristly margins when young semi evergreen keeps some of its foliage all year and will drop some.
The sight of those pretty blooms on the bare branches is very attractive and will last from winter to spring. Paired oval leaves to 7cm 3in long dark green above blue green beneath. Developed in germany in the 1920 s lonicera purpusii winter beauty is a shrub honeysuckle which is most striking during the winter months when the garden offers little else. Partially evergreen with sweetly fragrant cream coloured semi double flowers. They are a welcome sight and carry a sweet fragrance that delights the gardener after a long winter. Details winter beauty is a strong growing rounded medium sized deciduous. Honeysuckle winter beauty other common names honeysuckle winter beauty family caprifoliaceae genus lonicera can be deciduous and evergreen shrubs or climbers with twining stems.
It comes into bloom before christmas and continues to flower until early spring. Lonicera winter beauty is a neat shrub which can easily fill a gap in your flower border. Great prices on your favourite gardening brands and free delivery on eligible orders. The ground must stay cool even in summer.