Lonicera Halliana Honeysuckle

Lonicera Halliana or Honeysuckle Halliana
Also known as Lonicera Japonica Halliana or Hall’s Japanese Honeysuckle, this is a vigorous twining large evergreen climber with lush foliage and stunning blossoms. This variety produces many large showy and fragrant flowers that change from white to deep yellow with red features. The flowers have a heavenly scent and attract pollinators into the garden to the extent that it earned this Honeysuckle variety the coveted RHS Plants for Pollinators badge. A magnet for wildlife, this native plant provides nectar for butterflies and moths, which it attracts with its nocturnal scent. Birds also eat the seeds. This lovely plant is an ideal choice if you want to invite all kinds of beneficial critters to your garden!

Height and Spread of Lonicera Halliana
A fast-growing cultivar, Honeysuckle Halliana will grow to be between 4 and 8 metres high, with a spread of up to 1.5 metres.

How Hardy is Lonicera Halliana
This beautiful climber is full hardy in most areas in the United Kingdom- it will survive winters with temperatures up to 15 degrees below zero.

How To Use Lonicera Halliana
As it is usually the case with climbing plants, Hall’s Japanese Honeysuckle looks best when trained against a structure. This Honeysuckle variety is supplied as a climber on a cane ready for planting against a fence or wall. It is a fabulous climber for growing up trees or over an arbour. With its especially lovely fragrance, plant it near a back door, so the scent can drift inside the house at night time when the perfume is strongest… The choice is yours: you cannot go wrong wherever you decide to plant this beauty.

How To Care For Lonicera Halliana
Easy to grow and care for, Honeysuckle Halliana does not need much to thrive. Ideally, you would plant Lonicera Halliana in a spot in partial shade, but it will tolerate full sun. It will flourish in any moist but well-drained soil.