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Little round...shrub?
By Numbaten
25 Oct, 2009
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I have been...trimming? this a lot with some loppers as it does not stay little for long - it just seems to go out and out and out!
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Thank you Bluespruce, I have been doing a bit of research on this one -to make sure that my lopping isn't doing any serious damage!- and there is a lot to say it is also known as 'box honeysuckle', is this another common name? Sorry to be a pain, it's just nice to learn!
25 Oct, 2009
Often called Boxleaf honeysuckle, Numbaten.
26 Oct, 2009
A lot of people use this for hedging, so you can keep it clipped tightly, with no harm to it. :-) Good if you fancy a bit of topiary! lol.
26 Oct, 2009
Yep, Lonicera 'Baggin's Gold', a very pretty non-flowering type, easy to keep in shape, and a lovely little variegated leaf.
26 Oct, 2009
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See who else is growing Lonicera nitida (Shrubby honeysuckle).
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This photo is of "Baggesen's Gold" in Numbaten's garden
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Looks like Lonicera nitida 'Baggesen's Gold'
25 Oct, 2009