The report on the 2012 RHS honeysuckle trials says that this cultivar is "a weak plant and should be avoided." It is a cultivar of L. x i...Read Moretalicum, but frequently listed erroneously as L. periclymenum. [HYPERLINK@www.rhs.org.uk]
The cultivar name is 'Sherlite'. "Harlequin" is a proprietary trade name.
This plant is protected by EU PBR. Propagation is prohibited in the EU except with permission.
I planted this from a root piece. It didn't do much the first year. Second year was a little better. Third year it has gone to town. ...Read MoreThe fragrance is wonderful and the blossoms prolific.
Beautiful plant. Very successful in So. UT. To make more plants, let it trail to the ground and it will root if it gets water. When it ...Read Moreroots, cut it off from the "mother" plant and dig up and transfer to a pot or another place in the garden. Keep new plants watered.
Well I have had this for three years and it has not done much of anything. I have it in a prominent place but the only thing it has done...Read More is grown a couple feet a total of five feet total . Hopefully it will do something soon .
The report on the 2012 RHS honeysuckle trials says that this cultivar is "a weak plant and should be avoided." It is a cultivar of L. x i...Read More
I planted this from a root piece. It didn't do much the first year. Second year was a little better. Third year it has gone to town. ...Read More
Beautiful plant. Very successful in So. UT. To make more plants, let it trail to the ground and it will root if it gets water. When it ...Read More
Well I have had this for three years and it has not done much of anything. I have it in a prominent place but the only thing it has done...Read More
Pretty plant and easy to grow. I have read it was discovered in a private garden in Ipswich, England.