The fragrant flowers of the Lonicere Belgica are produced in successionfrom late spring to mid-summer, and eventually give way (in hot summers) tosmall, bright red berries. A vigorous climber, this honeysuckle enjoys afoliage of dark green, oval leaves that are bluish-green underneath. Ahardy climber that will happily cover walls, fences or pergolas for astriking floral display. The glorious scent is strongest at night, so plantit near a house window where the heady perfume will drift in on warmevenings. Grows up to 6-7m tall with 90-120cm spread.

GardenUse
Hedging

Planting Guide
Lonicera Nitida issuitable for shady sites, and most soil types, but not wet or windy sites,or seaside gardens. Lonicera Nitida (Box Leafed Honeysuckle) should bepruned yearly to keep a nice, neat shape. Pruning should be done in lateWinter or early Spring before you see new growth. Planting Conditions:Suitable for normal, Chalk and Clay Soils in Full Sun or Semi Shade or evenFull Shade. Inland Sites and Exposed Sites. Expect fast growth between40cm and 60cm per year