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arbond_gw

The fragrant Honeysuckle?

16 years ago

Which of the varieties of honeysuckle is the really heavy fragrant one - I seem to recall it generally bloomed and smelled in later June?

Are there multiple varieties that are fragrant?

Can any of them grow in Upstate NY? Finger Lakes region?

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