lonicera
Britishnoun
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Ideal for hedging, in pots or as a single specimen, is Lonicera nitida `Baggesen’s Gold’, with tiny yellow leaves crowding along the drooping branches.
From Seattle Times
While previously playing down vaccines as “no panacea”, media have also recommended gargling salt water, or drinking lonicera japonica tea or willow leaf tea three times a day.
From Reuters
The liquid is made from the bud of the Lonicera japonica flower, and the fruit of Forsythia suspensa and Scutellaria baicalensis plants.
From Washington Post
The stunningly attractive Lonicera nitida ‘Lemon Beauty’ is also best in morning sun.
From Seattle Times
Featuring brilliant golden leaves, Lonicera nitida ‘Baggesen’s Gold’ forms a dense 5-foot mound that glows like a beacon in the winter garden.
From Seattle Times
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