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Honeysuckle ‘Firecracker’

Yes, this IS a honeysuckle! The big difference is that this hardy variety, unlike many others, is not prone to mildew. Its uniquely collared flower heads, fabulous fragrance and resistance to drought make ‘Firecracker’ a must-have addition to borders.

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