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honeysuckle help

20 years ago

I posted this in another forum but maybe this is better. I have a gold flame that was not pruned in the fall. My first honeysuckle. Love it. My problem is, I live in a zone 5b. Usually cold winters, not so this year, temp today is 12% celciuos. My vine is showing new leaf. I know the weather will turn to -% cel. Will I lose my vine? Lorraine

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kayjones
20 years ago
No, it will be fine. I am in the same zone as you, and mine is doing the same thing, so don't worry.
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