Honeysuckle

watercolor · May 24, 2006

Has anyone had any luck around here with Honeysuckle? How hard is it to grow? What kind of soil is good for it- and area's that you have had luck with.

I am trying to find a flowering type, pleasant smelling bush, to come up window height on the side of the place where I live.. and honeysuckle smells so good.

Mikeinsmd · May 24, 2006

watercolor said:
Has anyone had any luck around here with Honeysuckle? How hard is it to grow? What kind of soil is good for it- and area's that you have had luck with.

I am trying to find a flowering type, pleasant smelling bush, to come up window height on the side of the place where I live.. and honeysuckle smells so good.

Where the hell are you from???

The crap grows wild EVERYWHERE!!! :killingme

BuddyLee · May 24, 2006

I've had some honey suckle me on Great Mills rd.

remaxrealtor · May 24, 2006

watercolor said:
Has anyone had any luck around here with Honeysuckle? How hard is it to grow? What kind of soil is good for it- and area's that you have had luck with.

I am trying to find a flowering type, pleasant smelling bush, to come up window height on the side of the place where I live.. and honeysuckle smells so good.

We were riding at Take It Easy Ranch last weekend and the air was just full of it! I'll be interested to know if you have any luck, I didn't think of planting it at home, but what a great idea!

BadGirl · May 24, 2006

It's a WEED, not something that you'd actually want to cultivate in your garden. :nono:

DoWhat · May 24, 2006

watercolor said:
I am trying to find a flowering type, pleasant smelling bush, to come up window height on the side of the place where I live.. and honeysuckle smells so good.

Bees.
Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

sonsorae · May 24, 2006

Come get that crap out of my yard....they are a pain in the arse!

watercolor · May 24, 2006

BadGirl said:
It's a WEED, not something that you'd actually want to cultivate in your garden.

Hrm, ok. Know of any fragrent type flowering bush.. I am going to take a picture to show the height I am looking for.

And DoWhat, thank you- I didnt know that they brought about bee's. Definately dont want that around.

And Mike- no- I did not know.

BuddyLee · May 24, 2006

watercolor said:
Hrm, ok. Know of any fragrent type flowering bush.. I am going to take a picture to show the height I am looking for.

And DoWhat, thank you- I didnt know that they brought about bee's. Definately dont want that around.

And Mike- no- I did not know.

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MysticalMom · May 24, 2006

It's growing all over the edge of the woods behind my house. You can come get all of it..and take the bees with you.

Nickel · May 24, 2006

watercolor said:
Hrm, ok. Know of any fragrent type flowering bush.. I am going to take a picture to show the height I am looking for.

And DoWhat, thank you- I didnt know that they brought about bee's. Definately dont want that around.

And Mike- no- I did not know.

How about hydrangea?

watercolor · May 24, 2006

BuddyLee said:
...and BuddyLee...

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What you do in your spare time is none of my business.. :wink:

watercolor · May 24, 2006

Nickel said:
How about hydrangea?

how do those fair with full sun and part sun? And can I use clippings- and if I do use clippings- how to those fair with actually growing (like how do I do it?)

MysticalMom · May 24, 2006

watercolor said:
And DoWhat, thank you- I didnt know that they brought about bee's. Definately dont want that around.

Any fragrant flowering anything is going to bring about bees.

Nickel · May 24, 2006

watercolor said:
how do those fair with full sun and part sun? And can I use clippings- and if I do use clippings- how to those fair with actually growing (like how do I do it?)

You're asking the wrong person. :lmao:

All I know is that they're pretty and I want some. :lol:

BadGirl · May 24, 2006

watercolor said:
Hrm, ok. Know of any fragrent type flowering bush.. I am going to take a picture to show the height I am looking for.

And DoWhat, thank you- I didnt know that they brought about bee's. Definately dont want that around.

And Mike- no- I did not know.

lilac. wisteria. butterfly bush. clematis.

pixiegirl · May 24, 2006

Mount Laurel?

MysticalMom · May 24, 2006

BadGirl said:
lilac. wisteria. butterfly bush. clematis.

My clematis in the back yard is looking so good. :getdown:

Too bad I don't have some pretty landscaping to go with it. :ohwell:

aps45819 · May 24, 2006

watercolor said:
Hrm, ok. Know of any fragrent type flowering bush.. I am going to take a picture to show the height I am looking for.
And DoWhat, thank you- I didnt know that they brought about bee's. Definately dont want that around.

I think ANY kind of flower is going to attract bees

BadGirl · May 24, 2006

MysticalMom said:
My clematis in the back yard is looking so good.

Too bad I don't have some pretty landscaping to go with it.

Just get out in the yard and start working. It really doesn't take that much effort to get landscaping looking wonderful. I can't wait to get outside and start digging away and planting more flowers and bushes. Our rose bushes need staked because they are so loaded with blossoms. They are so wonderfully fragrant!

Just do it.....a half an hour a day...and your place will look great before you know it.

I want to put a clematis or two out by my mailbox. My neighbor has one out by his mailbox and it is stunning.

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