i'm not sure as I though the leaves were rounder and come of the stem differently to this. If it is Lonicera japonica it is a twining shrub that grows big so fine in a large garden.

I'm more inclined to think it is Himalayan honeysuckle or Leycesteria formosa.
But I may well be wrong.

Thank you Seaburn.

Definitely Leycesteria.

Thank you. It looks to be a very attractive climber. I’m glad I kept the cuttings. They’re growing fast.

(Good to hear from you Owdboggie. Hope you and Mrs. Boggie are Ok.)

I would advise not trying to grow honeysuckle japonica. I've been trying to eradicate it from my garden for 15 years. It's highly invasive. You will never get rid of it - the bane of gardeners.

Three varieties I would highly recommend are Coral Honeysuckle, Lonicera Etrusca & John Clayton Honeysuckle. These are well behaved. fragrant & favored by hummingbirds. Do you have hummingbirds in the UK?

No, the only birds in the UK which hum are the Female pop stars.

LOL OK!

It’s sunflowers!

Sunflowers are awesome! Maybe you'll get some goldfinches visiting.