Lonicera ciliosa, Western Orange Honeysuckle Size:1.16 qt and a good candidate for

and a good candidate for a larger container since it is slow-growing

We have this planted on the farm in a fun sun area with little summer water since it was established

Mature size: 16 in T x spreading

California and is thought to be a cross of Fremontodendron californica ssp

light red new growth in spring becomes brilliant red in summer

Lonicera ciliosa, Western Orange Honeysuckle Size:1.16 qt and a good candidate forFrom the Western U. S., this is a woody vine up to 20' long. Wide oval soft green leaves are the perfect foil for the various delicious oranges in these springtime clusters of tubular flowers. There are about 20 flowers per cluster occurring at the branch tips and followed by red orange berries. When planting, take your cue from the north facing slopes and creek sides it calls home. Part sun will be ideal and regular water, though it will tolerate dry