A very original plant with an unusual color for honeysuckles, initially white, then creamy, and finally yellow. It has an intense, pleasant fragrance. The flowers are very delicate. Beautiful, SEMI-EVERGREEN, highly decorative leaves that remain on the vine during mild winters. The climber is also adorned with spherical, black, inedible fruits. It grows up to 5m (1-2m per year). The shoots wrap around supports.

Usage: Recommended for covering large areas, shielding tall fences, old buildings, and tree trunks. On large spaces, it can be used as a groundcover plant. Very frost-resistant, down to -15°C, it does not require protection against freezing.

Flowering: from April to August.

Care: tolerates average soils, very easy to maintain, and does not require special care. Prefers a sunny or semi-shaded position.

Pruning: not required as it blooms on this year’s shoots, but in severe winters it may freeze slightly, though it recovers easily. Corrective pruning can be done to encourage denser growth.