Lonicera tatarica

The chèvrefeuille of Tartarie ( Lonicera tatarica ) is a null and void shrub of the family of the Caprifoliaceae , with port drawn up and buissonnant. Originating in the south of Russia in the Central Asia, it is a very rustic plant.

Description

  • the sheets are opposite, long from 2 to 6 cm, oblong or oval form.
  • Color: Dark green on the face higher, glaucous with the reverse
  • Flowering: May-June. Flowers from 1 to 3 cm length, by pairs. They are tubuaires, made up of 5 lobes, white with pinks, even red, and open out along the growths.
  • the bays are scarlet with yellow-orange.
  • Size: Up to 4 m in height and 2,50 m in diameter.

Principal varieties

  • Lonicera tatarica “Arnold Pink”: flowers pink dark
  • Lonicera tatarica “Hack' S Red”: flowers very dark red purplished
  • Lonicera tatarica “Zabelii”, which one finds under the name of Lonicera korolkowii “Zabelii”: flowers pink sharp

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