Would also consider other short/ medium sized native perennials such as Maianthemum, Silene virginica, tiarellas, heucheras etc.

Susan

Hi Susan,

Just a little heads up...Lonicera fragrantissima is not a native shrub.

In fact, it is listed as invasive in Texas, and probably other parts of the country.

hth.

Sue...fighting off other invasive honeysuckles.

Here is a link that might be useful: Lonicera fragrantissima

Thanks! I had no idea. Mine hasn't spread much (in Alabama). I only get occasional suckers which I trade. The scent of the flowers is amazing.

Susan

A newbie here.
Don't have anything on your list yet. I do have a red flowering honeysuckle
In my yard here in NM it came along when we moved here from se Texas
Surprised it survives the winter here. Not sure how to root cuttings.
Anyway will be moving to your area soon and will be able to trade from there.
Have red yucca ,zebrina Malva, garlic chive seeds. Tansy, Russian sage
Zebrina Malva, ice plant plants if you want.
I am wanting the seeds of long leaf pine tree.
Josephene

Contact me after your move if you still want to trade.
Susan

Thanks will do that. I have sisters in Luverne, greenville and another east of Bham.
Will be visiting them.
So will keep in touch.
Josephene

Have you moved yet?

Susan