Lonicera s. 'John Clayton' (Yellow Honeysuckle) deep-purple Deadheading of the first round

Deadheading of the first round of blooms in midsummer will encourage another flush into late summer

A native nectar source for many butterflies

this one has a wonderful rose-pink flower with a darker rose-purple eye and a vibrant yellow throat

Try it with other drought-lovers such as Lavender

The 4-5' shrub does well in mass planting and attracts hummingbirds and is resistant to deer

Lonicera s. 'John Clayton' (Yellow Honeysuckle) deep-purple Deadheading of the first roundSolid yellow tubular flower clusters run on a fence or trellis from May through the summer. This old Virginia native vine is named for the colonial botanist John Clayton, and was found in a churchyard, dating from the 17th century, in Gloucester, Virginia. Semi evergreen, you will want to prune out flowered wood of John Clayton after flowering. It grows in any fertile, well drained soil, in sun or semi shade, and we promise the hummingbirds will find