Lonicera japonica
honeysuckle
plant overview
delicate vanilla fragrance
There are more than 300 species of climbing vines in the honeysuckle group
of plants. Although this species is commonly known as Japanese honeysuckle,
it also native to China and now occurs naturally in South America and in the
Caribbean. The beautiful honey-colored and scented flowers impart a delicate
vanilla-like fragrance to perfumes and other cosmetics. Honeysuckle blossoms
are also used in tea blends and to make herbal tonics and syrups.
Clicking "learn more" next to each variety will take you to individual
product pages for details.