Perfect Plants Coral Honeysuckle in 1 Gallon Pot | Attracts Hummingbirds & Pollinators | Native Flowering Vine | Red-Coral Blooms | Cold Hardy Perennial | Zones 4-10

Coral Honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens) is a native, non-invasive flowering vine that produces vivid red-coral tubular blooms from spring through summer, with continued flowering into fall in warmer climates. The long tubular flowers are perfectly shaped for hummingbirds, which visit repeatedly throughout the season, while butterflies work the blooms just as actively. When flowering winds down in late summer, clusters of bright red berries take over and draw songbirds through fall and winter, giving this vine genuine four-season wildlife value. This native honeysuckle vine grows to a mature size of 15 to 20 ft. tall and will climb readily on fences, trellises, arbors, pergolas, and walls. On slopes it spreads as a ground cover, and it performs well in large patio containers where vertical interest is needed. The deep green foliage with silvery undersides stays attractive all season. In colder zones the vine may die back over winter but reliably re-sprouts from the roots each spring. Hardy across Zones 4 through 10, Coral Honeysuckle thrives in full sun to partial shade and tolerates a wide range of well-drained soils. Once established, it handles drought without complaint and stays largely free of serious pest and disease problems. A single pruning in early spring keeps growth full and productive. Unlike invasive Japanese honeysuckle, this eastern North American native stays manageable in the landscape while supporting hummingbirds, pollinators, and songbirds throughout the growing season.

• Hummingbird and pollinator vine: Tubular red-coral flowers bloom spring through summer and attract hummingbirds and butterflies; bright red berries appear in fall and winter to draw songbirds for four-season wildlife value
• Native, non-invasive climber: Lonicera sempervirens is native to eastern North America; a responsible choice for wildlife and pollinator gardens that will not spread aggressively into surrounding areas
• Wide hardiness range: Cold hardy to Zone 4 and evergreen in warm climates; thrives across Zones 4-10 and may die back in colder zones before reliably re-sprouting from roots each spring
• Versatile landscape use: Grows 15-20 ft. tall on fences, trellises, arbors, and walls; can also be trained as a ground cover on slopes or grown in large containers on patios and decks
• Low maintenance once established: Drought tolerant after the first growing season; largely pest-free; prune in early spring to encourage full new growth and keep the vine tidy at the base