"I ate them all the time when I was a little kid." Woman urges people to eat from plants found growing in wild: 'A sweet treat' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Despite having it for around ten years, one reader is struggling with getting her honeysuckle to flower - Marieke Peche/Alamy I think you have certainly been patient with your honeysuckle; how ...

Honeysuckle (Lonicera spp.) encompasses 180 species of flowering vines and shrubs known for their fragrant blooms and vibrant colors. In home gardens, vining varieties are particularly popular. Native ...

Amur honeysuckle (Lonicera maackii) and other Asian bush-type honeysuckles are considered invasive species in Kansas. The fragrance of honeysuckle flowers is refreshingly sweet — the sort that draws ...

Honeysuckle is dominating home-decor trends in 2011 as a playful and vibrant alternative to the serene turquoise of 2010. Design experts say there are many easy ways to incorporate it into your home ...

Oppressive heat has gardeners looking ahead to the fall garden. Cape honeysuckle and firespike are two plants that bloom beautifully in autumn and can be planted now. Cape honeysuckle, a plant that ...

Q: My honeysuckle has more flowers on it than any year I can remember. Why is this happening? Clyde, Hoover A: At the risk of repeating myself, let's eliminate one factor that might be responsible for ...

BOONE COUNTY, Ky. (WKRC) - Honeysuckle - it's everywhere. Even though it's pretty and smells nice, it's now called the "kudzu of the Midwest," a reference to the invasive vine that's taken over the ...

Honeysuckle may be a blessing or a curse, depending on why and where you plant it and which type you plant. Hall’s honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica ‘Halliana’) is the species most commonly seen. Hall’s ...

As a child, I remember my parents teaching me how to tease a drop of sweet nectar from honeysuckle flowers. For many years after I thought of honeysuckle as one of the natural treats supplied by ...

"Put a black tarp on it." Homeowner warned after sharing photo of landscaping dilemma: 'Don't let it get moisture' first ...