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Lonicera
subspicata denudata ~ Chaparral Honeysuckle, Santa Barbara Honeysuckle,
Southern Honeysuckle |
Lonicera subspicata
denudata twines into surrounding shrubbery or if browsed or tip pruned can grow as a
small to medium shrub. The spring flowers are creamy yellow to lightly
tinged with pink or purple. Lonicera subspicata denudata grows
through the Southern half of California below an elevation of 6000
feet. I have most often seen the Chaparral Honeysuckle growing near
a ridgeline but just onto the northerly side where it gets some afternoon
protection. The Chaparral Honeysuckle grows well in clay
soils. The translucent berries go from yellow to red during the fall
and are great for attracting birds to your garden. Lonicera
subspicata denudata is Winter hardy at least into the low teens and likely
below.
High resolution images of Lonicera
subspicata denudata are available. |
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